AWWA ACE92133
Ozone-Induced Alterations to Coagulation With Cationic Polymers: Fundamentals and Practical Implications
Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association , 01/01/1992
Edwards, Marc; Hill, Gary; Sicre, Tony; Briltz, Ken
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Pre-ozonation of water supplies can affect subsequent treatment steps in important ways, including altering coagulant demand, total organic carbon removal by sedimentation and filtration, rate of filter headloss build-up, and filter effluent water quality. Though recent work with a variety of coagulants has illustrated each of these phenomena, a comprehensive understanding of the factors controlling them is lacking. This study represents an attempt to understand effects of ozonation on coagulation and filtration, with a particular emphasis on systems where polymeric coagulants are used.
