Flocculation of natural turbid water by amide-, carboxyl-or amine-containing polyelectrolytes

2013

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DOI 10.3103/s1063455x13030089
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The flocculation of natural turbid water with various concentrations of suspended solids in the presence of high-molecular polyelectrolyte flocculants different in location, density, quantity and charge of functional group in the macromolecule chain as well as in the presence of aluminum sulfate coagulant was studied. The interaction processes between flocculants and suspended solids in natural turbid water were shown to be identical but different from its interaction with low-molecular aluminum sulfate coagulant.