High Turbidity Mine Water Treated by Magnetic Flocculation

Jian Dong Guo; Xiang Dong Li; Guo Jun Wu; Zhi Chao Wang; Jun Ke Song; Qi Yan Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.356-360.1867

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High Turbidity Mine Water Treated by Magnetic Flocculation

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In the paper, magnetic flocculation was used in high turbidity mine water treatment. The results show that the magnetic flocculation is one of efficient methods in removing the COD and SS of high turbidity mine water. It finds the optimal conditions: the PAFC was 30mg/L and added with the fast stirring speed being 250r/min for 2min; then, 50mg/L magnetic particle was added with slow stirring speed staying 50r/min for 7min. The wastewater is treated under the optimal condition, the removal efficiency of SS and COD reached 94% and 71% respectively.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 356-360)

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Jian Dong Guo, Xiang Dong Li, Guo Jun Wu, Zhi Chao Wang, Jun Ke Song, Qi Yan Feng

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High Turbidity Mine Water, Magnetic Flocculation, Magnetic Particle

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