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Application of powdered activated carbon in wastewater treatment

2016-07-08View Original

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Sludge flocculation breakdown, excessive suspended solids in the effluent – what is the effect of using activated carbon to aid sedimentation? Which one is more effective compared to adding PAC?
Reply #22016-07-09
I’ve never seen this before, but does powdered activated carbon have a good sedimentation effect? If polyaluminum does not work well, you can try polyiron; you can first conduct some experiments in beakers to see.
Reply #32016-07-11
Powdered activated carbon does not settle easily, so it is recommended to use an appropriate flocculant. Using activated carbon works well for removing organic matter.
Reply #42016-08-23
It seems this has already become a kind of craft. Has anyone created something like this that they could share?

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