COMPARISON OF TREATING EFFECT BETWEEN MICROFLOCCULATION-ULTRAFILTRATION PROCESS AND CONVENTIONAL COAGULATION-SEDIMENTATION-FILTRATION PROCESSES FOR TREATMENT OF THE MICROPOLLUTED RESERVOIR WATER
Zhian Chen
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Zhian Chen
Abstract
The micropolluted reservoir water was treated separately with the microflocculation-ultrafiltration and the conventional treatment process of coagulation-sedimentation-filtration.The experimental results showed that the effluent quality of the microflocculation-ultrafiltration process was better than the conventional treatment process.Compared to the conventional treatment process,the microflocculation-ultrafiltration process had higher removal rate of turbidity and pathogenic microorganisms,organics.
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The micropolluted reservoir water was treated separately with the microflocculation-ultrafiltration and the conventional treatment process of coagulation-sedimentation-filtration.The experimental results showed that the effluent quality of the microflocculation-ultrafiltration process was better than the conventional treatment process.Compared to the conventional treatment process,the microflocculation-ultrafiltration process had higher removal rate of turbidity and pathogenic microorganisms,organics.
Key concepts: Ultrafiltration (renal), Sedimentation, Filtration (mathematics), Coagulation, Turbidity, Effluent, Process (computing), Water treatment