flocs

the wastewater treatment process relies on the formation of flocs to remove suspended solids.

microscopic examination revealed large, dense flocs in the water sample.

adding a coagulant encourages the growth of flocs, improving water clarity.

we observed the slow settling of flocs after the chemical addition.

the size and strength of the flocs are crucial for efficient separation.

flocculation is a key step in clarifying industrial wastewater.

the rapid formation of flocs indicated a successful coagulation process.

we analyzed the composition of the flocs to identify the contributing particles.

strong flocs are necessary for effective solids removal in the settling tank.

the experiment aimed to optimize floc size and settling velocity.

careful control of ph is essential for optimal floc formation.