Archive | REF: G1170 V1

Water treatment before use. Particulate matter

Author: Pierre MOUCHET

Publication date: January 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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    5. Flotation

    Some waters (lakes, dams in particular) are relatively clear, but colored or rich in algae: they then require high doses of coagulant without the floc being weighed down by matter initially suspended in the raw water; on such waters, settling is therefore often difficult (unless the cohesive forces exerted within a sludge bed device like the Pulsator are played upon).

    .Typical flotation-filtration clarification diagram
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