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181 in-depth guides on water and wastewater treatment — browse the latest below, or jump to a topic.

Water Treatment

REMOVAL OF OIL

Water Treatments of Oil Water is, usually, free from oil, but small amounts of oil is likely to get mixed from the lubricating oils…

Sewage Treatment

REMOVAL OF SILICA

Water Treatment of Silica Natural waters, generally, contain about 5-8 mg/l of silica (Si0,). Another important source of silica in water is the sand…

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Water Treatment

REMOVAL OF COLOR, ODOR & TASTE

TREATMENTS OF WATER The presence of organic matter, algae, dissolved hydrogen Sulphide and contamination due to industrial wastes containing phenol, excessive chlorine, etc. and…

Sewage Treatment

BIOLOGICAL OXYGEN DEMAND

Sewage Water Analysis BOD The presence of free oxygen is necessary for the livelihood of organisms present in the sewage water The aerobic action…

Sewage Treatment

AEROBIC& ANAEROBIC OXIDATION

OXIDATION PROCESS IN SEWAGE WATER Types of Bacterias in Sewage Aerobic Bacteria Anaerobic Bacteria Sewage water (wastewater ) consist of both aerobic bacterias and…

Water Analysis

ESTIMATION OF WATER HARDNESS

Water analysis Estimation of Hardness of water :  Hardness of water is conveniently expressed in terms of dissolved salts of calcium, magnesium and iron—calculated…

Softener

WATER TREATMENTS SOFTENER

Water softening Boiler feed water, specially that for use in high pressure steam boilers, should be as soft as possible to avoid formation of…

Water Analysis

WATER HARDNESS

Temporary and Permanent Hardness For convenience, hard water is classified as Temporary Hardness and Permanent Hardness Temporary Hardness: Temporary hardness is due to the…