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Use of Sodium Aluminate as a Coagulant at Council Bluffs
This article discusses the use of new sodium aluminate in conjunction with lime‐soda‐ash softening at the Council Bluffs treatment plant. It has proved successful and has several advantages over the use of alum, including: well defined coagulant requirements that are simple to control; although the cost of 1 ppm sodium aluminate is equivalent to the cost of 3.68 ppm alum, the smaller dosage requirements of sodium aluminate make it more economical than alum; lime requirements are smaller for alkali and magnesium reduction; soda‐ash requirements were substantially reduced, resulting in significant cash savings; and, filter beds stay in better condition.
Use of Sodium Aluminate as a Coagulant at Council Bluffs
This article discusses the use of new sodium aluminate in conjunction with lime‐soda‐ash softening at the Council Bluffs treatment plant. It has proved successful and has several advantages over the use of alum, including: well defined coagulant requirements that are simple to control; although the cost of 1 ppm sodium aluminate is equivalent to the cost of 3.68 ppm alum, the smaller dosage requirements of sodium aluminate make it more economical than alum; lime requirements are smaller for alkali and magnesium reduction; soda‐ash requirements were substantially reduced, resulting in significant cash savings; and, filter beds stay in better condition.
Use of Sodium Aluminate as a Coagulant at Council Bluffs
Rew, Myron E. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 52 ; 852-856
1960-07-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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