That phosphorus has been removed more from water in purification process can result in higher grade of biological stability of the effluent tap water, especially for the water plant when using surface water source. Th...That phosphorus has been removed more from water in purification process can result in higher grade of biological stability of the effluent tap water, especially for the water plant when using surface water source. This study conducted the experiments of phosphorus removal by three coagulants including aluminum chloride, aluminum sulfate and poly aluminum chloride. The results indicated that the poly aluminum chloride is the preferred one that could remove phosphorus up to 80%, followed by aluminum chloride and aluminum sulfate. The lowest proportion of aluminum quality to phosphorus quality is 63 as using poly aluminum chloride, followed by aluminum chloride and aluminum sulfate. It is suggested that the poly aluminum chloride should be the best option to remove phosphorus in water plant.展开更多
We focused on the need for the phosphorus removal in water plant process. As for surface water plant, the enhancement of phosphorus removal in purification process can raise the biological stability of effluent potabl...We focused on the need for the phosphorus removal in water plant process. As for surface water plant, the enhancement of phosphorus removal in purification process can raise the biological stability of effluent potable water. This study conducted the effect of two water treatment processes for phosphorus removal, including the PAC + AAL (the treatment process using poly aluminum chloride and activated aluminum oxide) and PFS + AAL (the treatment process using poly ferric sulfate and activated aluminum oxide). The aim is to use the adsorption capacity of activated aluminum oxide to increase the removal of phosphorus in filtration process. The result showed that the two processes both can remove the phosphorus concentration to reach below 10 μg/L, and the PAC + AAL is the better process.展开更多
An aluminum fractionation study was conducted for a surface reservoir water treatment to understand the performance of poly- aluminum-silicate-chloride （PASiC） in terms of the residual A1 fractions as a function of ...An aluminum fractionation study was conducted for a surface reservoir water treatment to understand the performance of poly- aluminum-silicate-chloride （PASiC） in terms of the residual A1 fractions as a function of initial pH. The coagulation performance expressed as turbidity and organic matter removal was established as supporting data. Some extra data were evaluated in terms of the residual A1 ratio of the composite PASiC coagulant. The main residual A1 sources were the A1 fractions derived from the use of PASiC. The turbidity and organic matter removal ability was optimal at initial pH 6.00-7.00, while the concentrations of various residual A1 species and the residual A1 ratio of PASiC were minimal at an initial pH range of 7.00-8.00. Under the conditions of OH/AI molar ratio = 2.00 and Si/A1 molar ratio = 0.05, PASiC had superior coagulation performance and comparatively low residual A1 concentrations. The A1 fraction in the composite PASiC coagulant seldom remained under such conditions. Experimental data also indicated that the suspended （filterable） AI fraction was the dominant species, and organic-bound or organo-A1 complex A1 was considered to be the major species of dissolved A1 in water treated by PASiC coagulation. Additionally, the dissolved inorganic monomeric A1 species dominated the dissolved monomeric A1 fraction.展开更多
文摘That phosphorus has been removed more from water in purification process can result in higher grade of biological stability of the effluent tap water, especially for the water plant when using surface water source. This study conducted the experiments of phosphorus removal by three coagulants including aluminum chloride, aluminum sulfate and poly aluminum chloride. The results indicated that the poly aluminum chloride is the preferred one that could remove phosphorus up to 80%, followed by aluminum chloride and aluminum sulfate. The lowest proportion of aluminum quality to phosphorus quality is 63 as using poly aluminum chloride, followed by aluminum chloride and aluminum sulfate. It is suggested that the poly aluminum chloride should be the best option to remove phosphorus in water plant.
文摘We focused on the need for the phosphorus removal in water plant process. As for surface water plant, the enhancement of phosphorus removal in purification process can raise the biological stability of effluent potable water. This study conducted the effect of two water treatment processes for phosphorus removal, including the PAC + AAL (the treatment process using poly aluminum chloride and activated aluminum oxide) and PFS + AAL (the treatment process using poly ferric sulfate and activated aluminum oxide). The aim is to use the adsorption capacity of activated aluminum oxide to increase the removal of phosphorus in filtration process. The result showed that the two processes both can remove the phosphorus concentration to reach below 10 μg/L, and the PAC + AAL is the better process.
基金supported by the Scientific Technology Research and Development Program of Shandong,China (No.2010GZX20605)the Chinese National Foundation of Natural Sciences (No.21077066)+3 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province, China (No.ZR2010BM014)the Graduate Innovation Foundationof Shandong University (No.yyx10010, GIFSDU)the Shanghai Tongji Gao Tingyao Environmental Science &Technology Development Foundation (STGEF)the Scholarship Award for Excellent Doctoral Student granted by Ministry of Education
文摘An aluminum fractionation study was conducted for a surface reservoir water treatment to understand the performance of poly- aluminum-silicate-chloride （PASiC） in terms of the residual A1 fractions as a function of initial pH. The coagulation performance expressed as turbidity and organic matter removal was established as supporting data. Some extra data were evaluated in terms of the residual A1 ratio of the composite PASiC coagulant. The main residual A1 sources were the A1 fractions derived from the use of PASiC. The turbidity and organic matter removal ability was optimal at initial pH 6.00-7.00, while the concentrations of various residual A1 species and the residual A1 ratio of PASiC were minimal at an initial pH range of 7.00-8.00. Under the conditions of OH/AI molar ratio = 2.00 and Si/A1 molar ratio = 0.05, PASiC had superior coagulation performance and comparatively low residual A1 concentrations. The A1 fraction in the composite PASiC coagulant seldom remained under such conditions. Experimental data also indicated that the suspended （filterable） AI fraction was the dominant species, and organic-bound or organo-A1 complex A1 was considered to be the major species of dissolved A1 in water treated by PASiC coagulation. Additionally, the dissolved inorganic monomeric A1 species dominated the dissolved monomeric A1 fraction.
