论文信息 - Effect of solution chemistry on coagulation with hydrolyzed Al(III): Significance of sulfate ion and pH

Effect of solution chemistry on coagulation with hydrolyzed Al(III): Significance of sulfate ion and pH

Abstract A laboratory, jar test-type study was conducted to determine the effect of pH and the background sulfate ion concentration on flocculation efficiency when aluminium salts and kaolin clay are used. The results obtained have been used to develop a conceptual model which helps explain the relative significance of these variables in the flocculation process.

Raymond D. Letterman | R. Letterman | S. G. Vanderbrook

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