6. Filtration

Filtration has already been the subject of detailed articles in Techniques de l'Ingénieur, both in its theoretical aspects and its application. or [11] , or [12] that technology or [13] .

6.1 General

Whether the water is coagulated or not, decanted (or "floated") or not, it must always be filtered to ensure that the removal of insoluble matter is as complete as possible (i.e., that turbidity is reduced to close to zero). Filtration is also essential for deferrisation-demanganisation

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