Commercial flocculants CCPAM (copolymerization of AM and acryloyloxyethyltrimethyl ammonium chloride (DAC)) and polyacrylamide (PAM) were made in the laboratory and were used for analyzing in
flocculation test.
Coagulation is a mechanism in which any dissolved or soluble material destabilizes and start to aggregate in a solution, whereby
flocculation refers to as the process in which these insoluble particle come close together and aggregate forming, even larger insoluble particles the agglomerates (Leiknes, 2009).
Yang, "Characterization and
flocculation mechanism of an alkali-activated polysaccharide flocculant from Arthrobacter sp.
Coagulation and
flocculation. Coagulation and
flocculation studies were performed in a standard jar-test apparatus (Jar Tester Model CZ150) comprises of six paddle rotors (24.5mm x 63.5mm) and equipped with 6 beakers of 2L volume.
The product of magnetic agglomeration is a kind of chainlike
flocculation, which forms network structure with external magnetic field increasing.
The concept of amphoteric sludge flocculants has been brought up after further understanding of sludge
flocculation [4, 13, 14].
Average Radius of an Emulsion Subject to
Flocculation and Coalescence
Current assay characterizes 42 autochthonous yeasts isolated from grapes grown in the state of Parana, Brazil, with regard to hydrogen sulfide production, fermentation rate,
flocculation and killer phenotype.
Flocculation was carried out with a modified version of the method by Brown et al.
the interactive effects of PAM and clay properties on clay
flocculation and PAM adsorption and desorption, is essential to providing scientific knowledge for use of PAM in different soils or regions to reduce soil erosion and to improve soil physical properties.
Scientists and engineers apply these tools to understand, optimize, and control the
flocculation process and improve dewatering efficiency in real time.
Photocatalyst
flocculation depends on the wastewater matrix [5] and is hardly predictable.
