Elektromosódás
Elektromosódás, also known as electrocoagulation, is a wastewater treatment process that uses direct electrical current to destabilize and remove contaminants. In this method, electrodes are submerged in the wastewater, and when a current is applied, it causes the electrode material to dissolve or oxidize. This released material, often metal ions like iron or aluminum, acts as a coagulant. These metal ions react with dissolved and suspended impurities in the water, forming larger flocs. These flocs then aggregate and can be easily removed through subsequent sedimentation or filtration processes.
The effectiveness of electromosódás depends on several factors, including the type of electrodes used, the current