2002•Bulletin of Soil and Water ConservationRequires access

Enhancing Coagulation with Composite Potassium Permanganate and Powder Activated Carbon in Light Polluted Drinking Water

Chi Xiu

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The effect of composite potassium permanganate, powder activated carbon, pre chlorination and related process combinations among them are studied. The results show that to composite potassium permanganate with powder activated carbon can remove color, odor and turbidity effectively. From the experiment, It could provide a practicable, economical, effective pollutant removed means for old water factory.

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Key concepts: Potassium permanganate, Powdered activated carbon treatment, Activated carbon, Turbidity, Coagulation, Composite number, Odor, Pulp and paper industry