flocculator

flocculator

(ˈflɒkjʊˌleɪtə)
n
something, esp an apparatus, that flocculates; something that causes (something) to be formed into lumps or masses
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Rodriguez, "Fluoride removal from drinking water by electrocoagulation in a continuous filter press reactor coupled to a flocculator and clarifier," Separation and Purification Technology, vol.
Acrylamide is the primary component of polymers and polyacrylamides out of which the latter is not only being used in genetic and biological laboratories as gel electrophoresis but also as flocculator and soil-conditioning agent in other fields.
After the adaptation period, coagulation/ flocculation tests with the biotreated effluent were done in Digimed jar test (flocculator module Mf-01) with several types of coagulants and coagulation aids to establish the best conditions.
The easiest and least costly way to accomplish this is to slow down the rotational speed of the mixing equipment by installing a variable frequency drive (VFD) on the flocculator motor.
Laboratory coagulation tests were carried out using mixing equipment Flocculator (Kemira Kemivesi).
India), the grafted starch (SAM-g-II) works better than Magnafloc-1011 (Allied Colloids, U.K.) at higher rpm of flocculator blades [43].
After each milking, wash water is collected in a pumping well in the milkhouse floor and is pumped into the flocculator tank in the barn.
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