Polyelectrolyte Characteristics and Flocculation
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- article
- Published
- 1988-04-01
- Cited by
- 47
- References
- 22
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Keywords
Polyelectrolyte, Flocculation, Mixing (physics), Chemical engineering, Polymer
References
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- Cationic Polyelectrolytes as Primary Coagulants for Municipal Wastewater Treatment
- Pretreatment of instant coffee wastewater by coagulation and flocculation
- EFFECT OF ORGANIC POLYMERS ON PROPERTIES OF AGGREGATES OF POST-COAGULATION SLUDGE
- Effectiveness of flocculation of model silica suspension by organic polyelectrolytes
- In-line coagulation with quaternary amine polymer prior to microfiltration of humic-rich water.
- Modelling the effect of shear history on activated sludge flocculation.
- The mechanism of floc formation in protein precipitation by polyelectrolytes
- Introduction of surface charge into polymers by polyelectrolyte complexes
- Polymer flocculation of calcite: Population balance model
- Characterization and treatment of lime sludge dewatering effluents
- Comparison of the performance of chitosan and a cationic polyacrylamide as flocculants of emulsion systems
- Effect of Polyamine Flocculant Types on Dye Wastewater Treatment
- Coagulant control in water treatment
- Influence of cycles of high and low turbulent shear on the growth rate and equilibrium size of mud flocs
- Optimal design of a flocculator
- Polyelectrolyte determination in drinking water
- EFFECT OF MIXING CONDITIONS ON FLOCCULATION KINETICS OF WASTEWATERS CONTAINING PROTEINS AND OTHER BIOLOGICAL COMPOUNDS USING FIBROUS MATERIALS AND POLYELECTROLYTES
- Improving removal of turbidity causing materials by using polymers as a filter aid
- Effect of shear schedule on particle size, density, and structure during flocculation in stirred tanks
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