 The HMGA Water Project evaluated coagulation and flocculation systems for removing fine solids from washwater. They were used in conjunction with large solid removal technologies and compared to other systems with no added chemicals. A summary of the tests and results are available in the article below. 
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Watersheds Lake Simcoe Watershed Nottawasaga Valley Watershed South-Eastern Georgian Bay Watershed Water, Water, Everywhere? The Trouble with Muck: Size Lesson Learned: Bottom- up Aerator to Treat Washwater in Settling Tanks Phosphorus, the Environment, and Farming Nitrogen’s Impact on Air, Land, and Water Water-borne Pathogens and Food Safety Defining Dissolved Oxygen Filter Bags Demonstration Site Organic Matter Breakdown & Biochemical Oxygen Demand Dealing with Cloudy Water Hydrocyclone Demonstration Test What IS Muck? Demystifying Oxidation- Reduction Potential News Release "Technology Investigation: Filter Bags" Drum Filter Demonstration Site Decomposing With(out) Oxygen Flow monitoring Lesson Learned: Drum Filter Optimization Polders & the Holland Marsh Vegetable Washing Process Dry Soil Removal Ultrafiltration & Deionization Demonstration Site News Release "Technology Investigation: Ultrafiltration & Capacitive Deionization" Progressive Passive Filtration Dissolved Air Flotation Clarifying the Solid Removal Process Factsheet Reading Order News Release: "Technology Investigation: Coagulation & Flocculation" Self-Indexing Filter Monitoring Discharge Flows Settling Soil Mass Loading Calculations Lesson Learned: Technology Selection Electrocoagulation Auto-Samplers |
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