2009•Journal of Shanghai University of Electric PowerRequires access

Treatment of Low Temperature and Low Turbidity Water

Xiaodan Zhao

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One of the difficulties in water treatment engineer is low temperature and low turbidity water treatment.The reason why this water is too hard to treat is analyzed.With the study of many processes,the process of enhanced coagulation for the canal water is proposed,making its quality satisfactory for the influent of RO.

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One of the difficulties in water treatment engineer is low temperature and low turbidity water treatment.The reason why this water is too hard to treat is analyzed.With the study of many processes,the process of enhanced coagulation for the canal water is proposed,making its quality satisfactory for the influent of RO.

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One of the difficulties in water treatment engineer is low temperature and low turbidity water treatment.The reason why this water is too hard to treat is analyzed.With the study of many processes,the process of enhanced coagulation for the canal water is proposed,making its quality satisfactory for the influent of RO.

Key concepts: Turbidity, Coagulation, Water treatment, Water quality, Environmental engineering, Environmental science, Process (computing), Computer science

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