coagulatietoevoer
Coagulatietoevoer refers to the process of introducing a coagulant into a system to promote flocculation and sedimentation. This is a common technique employed in water treatment, wastewater management, and various industrial processes. The primary goal of coagulatietoevoer is to destabilize suspended particles within a liquid, causing them to aggregate into larger flocs that can be more easily removed through settling or filtration.
The type and amount of coagulant added are critical parameters that depend on the specific characteristics
Effective coagulatietoevoer requires precise control over the dosage and mixing intensity. Insufficient coagulant may lead to