Fractal Dimension of Floc Growth in Micro-Coagulation Stage II: Some Normal Influencing Factors

Hao Yu Li; Jun Nan; Wei Peng He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.243-249.4827

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Fractal Dimension of Floc Growth in Micro-Coagulation Stage II: Some Normal Influencing Factors

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The coagulation experiment, with Kaolin as objects, aluminum chloride (PAC) as coagulant and hydrated MnO₂ as coagulant aid, were accomplished under different conditions. In the experiment, the particle size distribution and turbidity in water were detected by on-line detector. The results show that increase PAC dosage, original turbidity, hydrated MnO₂ dosage and coagulation time will make the fractal dimensions of floc growth in micro-coagulation stage increase. The fractal dimensions of floc growth in micro-coagulation stage increasing means more particle size <5µm flocs are removed. Hydrated MnO₂ can strengthen micro-coagulation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 243-249)

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Hao Yu Li, Jun Nan, Wei Peng He

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Fractal Dimension of Floc Growth, Hydrated MnO₂, Micro-Coagulation Stage, Original Turbidity, PAC Dosage

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