Sedimendation
Purpose Of Sedimentation Sedimentation is a unit operation to settle out the suspended particles and flocs in water. Sedimentation water treatment is achieved by…
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Coagulation and Flocculation
Types of Suspended Particles in WATER There are three types of particles which can be found in water in suspension and cause turbidity. In…
Test for Residual Chlorine
Water Analysis for Chlorine The amount of residual chlorine left in the chlorinated water after the required contact period, can be experimentally determined by…
Chlorine Room
Safety Require for Water Treatment Plant Chlorine Cylinder Room. Chlorine house should have to following features: The chlorine cylinders and feeders should be housed…
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CHLORINATORS
Hypochlorinators The simplest method of continuous chlorination of water supply systems for a water flow of less than 200 Lpm is by the use…
Cholorination
Water Chlorination Chlorination is the application of chlorine to the water for the purpose of disinfection. But the chlorination can also be used for…
Chlorine as Disinfectant
Disinfectant Chlorine (CL) gas is a greenish yellow in colour and about 2.5 times heavier than air. Liquid chlorine is amber coloured and about…
WHAT IS DISINFECTION ?
Disinfection is the process of selectively destroying or inactivating pathogenic organisms present in water, usually by chemical means. Disinfection aims in reducing the organisms…
Advantages and Disadvantages of Water Softening
Advantages of water Softening are: Water Softening will deal with the problems caused by hard water such as excessive soap use and scaling. Depending…
Ion Exchange Softener
Softener Water Treatment Process The other method commonly used for water softening is ion exchange softening, also known as zeolite softening. shows below the…