With a concentration of 2.5% PAC and 0.2% PAM, and a wastewater flow rate of 50 cubic meters per hour, what should be the dosage rate in liters per hour for adding chemicals to the air flotation tank?

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With a concentration of 2.5% PAC and 0.2% PAM, and a wastewater flow rate of 50 cubic meters per hour, what should be the dosage rate in liters per hour for adding chemicals to the air flotation tank?

Reply #22016-07-13

Calculating isn’t useful; it’s better to go to the site and observe the formation of alum flowers, as that makes it easier to make adjustments

Reply #32016-09-17

It still needs to be determined based on the quality of the incoming water. It is recommended to conduct a small-scale test on the incoming water on-site before deciding on the dosage of chemicals to be added

Reply #42016-12-01

Solve it, I want to learn it too*:(:L

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