Coagulation and floculation describe the chemical process of contact and adhesion whereby the particles of a dispersion (colloids) form larger-size cluster (flocs or flakes) allowing them to be more easely removed from water (e.g. by settling). The coagulation-flocculation processes facilitate the removal of suspended and colloidal particles. It’s used in the first stage of solids-liquids separation: settling, flotation or filtration.
Coagulation and floculation describe the chemical process of contact and adhesion whereby the particles of a dispersion (colloids) form larger-size cluster (flocs or flakes) allowing them to be more easely removed from water (e.g. by settling). The coagulation-flocculation processes facilitate the removal of suspended and colloidal particles. It’s used in the first stage of solids-liquids separation: settling, flotation or filtration.
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