Committee Report: Coagulation as an Integrated Water Treatment Process
AWWA Coagulation Committee
Abstract
AWWA Coagulation Committee
Abstract
This report presents current knowledge of the physics of coagulation (rapid mixing and flocculation) and addresses the chemistry of coagulants—particularly aluminum coagulants—and methods for determining optimum coagulant dosages. Coagulation as a process for removing organic contaminants is examined. The selection of water treatment schemes for removing particles is considered with respect to raw water quality and coagulant types. Research needs are presented.
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This report presents current knowledge of the physics of coagulation (rapid mixing and flocculation) and addresses the chemistry of coagulants—particularly aluminum coagulants—and methods for determining optimum coagulant dosages. Coagulation as a process for removing organic contaminants is examined. The selection of water treatment schemes for removing particles is considered with respect to raw water quality and coagulant types. Research needs are presented.
Key concepts: Coagulation, Flocculation, Raw water, Water treatment, Water quality, Waste management, Process (computing), Environmental science