Environmental Science
7 years ago

New coagulants outperform traditional methods in water turbidity removal.

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Journal of Environmental Health Engineering
Comparison of the Performance of Poly Aluminum Chloride with Natural Co-coagulants in Removal of Turbidity from synthetic aqueous solution
لیلا مصلح, سید حسین هاشمی, کوروس خوشبخت, رضا دیهیم فرد, افسانه شهبازی

Paper Summary

The study compared the effectiveness of Poly Aluminum Chloride and natural coagulants in removing cloudiness from water. The researchers tested these substances in a lab using synthetic water. They found that Poly Aluminum Chloride performed better than natural coagulants in clearing up the water.

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