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What is coagulation?

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coagulation is the destabilization of small particles and colloids using a coagulant, enabling their further combination and separation from water.

What does coagulation mean in practice?

The coagulant neutralizes colloid charges under conditions of selected pH and intensive, short mixing.

When does it matter?

Incorrect dosage may leave turbidity or increase the amount of sediment and residual coagulant concentration in the water.

Which solutions are related to it?

The type and dose are determined by a vascular test, and after coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation or effective filtration are ensured.