Coagulation and filtration are the heart of conventional water treatment plants. Employing proper coagulation chemistry is fundamental to successful filtration. This manual is designed to help you keep your treatment plant’s coagulation and filtration processes operating at optimum efficiency. The manual has all the information needed to design and operate jar tests, online monitoring and control, flocculation, clarification, filtration, and pilot tests.The manual covers all areas of coagulation and filtration practice:
Particle and Natural Organic Removal in Drinking Water Treatment
Jar Testing
Online Sensors for Monitoring and Controlling Coagulation and Filtration
Flocculation and Clarification Processes
Filtration
Pilot Testing for Process Evaluation and Control
Case Studies
Extensive appendixes provide handy operational information:
Conversion from Alum to Ferric Sulfate
Jar Test Calibration
Relationship Between Coagulation Parameters
NOM Measurements for Coagulation Control
Net Charge Equals Positive Change
Streaming Current Detector Pilot Study
Real-Time Filtration Performance
Online Monitoring
Addition of Ferric Chloride
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| SDO | AWWA: American Water Works Association |
| Document Number | M37 |
| Publication Date | Jan. 1, 2011 |
| Language | en - English |
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