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  1. Zetaman

    Cold Water Coagulation

    Thanks for Replying chaps. I've tried getting hold of the WTW but no joy yet. What I find is that the treatment works needs additional flocculation time when the water temperature drops below about 6 (celcius) but this is currently not available. Literature reviews (backed up by my own jar...
  2. Zetaman

    backwash rates for Rapid gravity filter

    Hello Rees101, In answer to your question there are several factors to be considered :- 1. The quality of water going onto your filters 2. The filter run times I have involvement with a treatment works that has a water only backwash (21gallons/min/ft2 - a strange way of working...
  3. Zetaman

    Slow sand filtration

    Hello, I'm involved with a slow sand filtration plant that treat's an oligotrophic source water. A few years ago a 'front-end' was added and this has further reduced the available TOC available to the microbial populations within the beds. This year I was asked to investigate increasing...
  4. Zetaman

    Cold Water Coagulation

    I'm interested in discussing the experiences of people involved in using Alum as a coagulant in low temperature climates. A plant I look after suffers badly in the winter months and should 'ideally' have additional flocculation time added..but that's another story. I'd like to use a...
  5. Zetaman

    Bisulphite vs Thiosulphate ?

    Hello, I'm looking at a very small scale de-chlorination project, we'll be using one of the above but as I've no great experience with either of them I'm fishing for any pro's or cons. cheers........Chris

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