Precise weighing of flocculants to determine the optimal dosage

Precise weighing of flocculants to determine the optimal dosage

Flocculants such as aluminum sulfate, polyaluminum chloride, or iron salts are used to remove undesirable substances from wastewater and drinking water. Flocculation efficiently filters organic contaminants, heavy metals, and phosphates from the water. Before large-scale field use, a primary test is conducted in the laboratory to determine the optimal amount of flocculant. Precise weighing is essential, as even small deviations can have a significant impact on the efficiency and operating costs of water treatment.

For the efficient removal of contaminants from wastewater, flocculants are first precisely weighed in a primary test in the laboratory. This precise measurement is essential, as the determined dosage will later be scaled up for large-scale use. Accurate weighing helps prevent overdosing and reduce costs!