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Pretreatment of the Metropolitan Toronto Water Supply Utilizing Ferric Chloride
The treatment of high pH raw water with alum has produced problems with post‐precipitation of aluminum complexes which clog mains. So a series of jar tests was initiated with ferric chloride to determine the effectiveness of flocculation and the quality of filtered water produced. Successful results led to testing on a plant scale at the smallest of Toronto's treatment facilities. Dosages of ferric chloride necessary to produce high‐quality water were smaller than required for alum treatment, but the cost savings effected are a function of fluctuating commodity prices, so plant design should allow the use of either compound.
Pretreatment of the Metropolitan Toronto Water Supply Utilizing Ferric Chloride
The treatment of high pH raw water with alum has produced problems with post‐precipitation of aluminum complexes which clog mains. So a series of jar tests was initiated with ferric chloride to determine the effectiveness of flocculation and the quality of filtered water produced. Successful results led to testing on a plant scale at the smallest of Toronto's treatment facilities. Dosages of ferric chloride necessary to produce high‐quality water were smaller than required for alum treatment, but the cost savings effected are a function of fluctuating commodity prices, so plant design should allow the use of either compound.
Pretreatment of the Metropolitan Toronto Water Supply Utilizing Ferric Chloride
Carnduff, John A. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 68 ; 431-435
1976-08-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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