Single and combined chemical coagulants for Oscillatoria sp. removal in raw water for water treatment plant
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Chemical coagulation for Oscillatoria sp. removal using coagulants of Alum, Polyaluminum chloride (PACl), combined PACl/Alum and combined PACl/Ferric chloride (FeCl3) are evaluated by the jar test method to optimize the coagulant type and dosage. The synthetic water at 15 million cells/L of the concentration of algae cells is used as the raw water. The experiments conduct on a single coagulant and combined coagulant in terms of the turbidity and chlorophyll A removal performances. The results can be concluded that the maximum removal of turbidity (97.14%) and chlorophyll A (99.67%) is achieved from the combined PACl/Alum dosage (ratio 3:1 or 60:20 mg/L). The combined coagulant provides the best Oscillatoria sp. removal in comparison to its single coagulant counterpart.
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Thammasane, S., & Kaosol, T. (2016). Single and combined chemical coagulants for Oscillatoria sp. removal in raw water for water treatment plant. Engineering and Applied Science Research, 43, 247–249. Retrieved from https://ph01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/easr/article/view/70202
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ORIGINAL RESEARCH
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