Put very simple, what are the basics of water treatment?
What is the problem of using throttling valves to decrease flow on a fixed speed pump?
What is aeration?
What is the main purpose of balancing water?
How small particles can an ultrafiltration plant remove?
What methods can be used to separate particles and water?
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Q: Put very simple, what are the basics of water treatment?
A: Physics
Q: Put very simple, what are the basics of water treatment?
A: Removing or adding content
Q: Put very simple, what are the basics of water treatment?
A: Biology
Q: What is the problem of using throttling valves to decrease flow on a fixed speed pump?
A: It wastes large amounts of energy and money
Q: What is the problem of using throttling valves to decrease flow on a fixed speed pump?
A: It increases the risk of clogging because of dead space
Q: What is the problem of using throttling valves to decrease flow on a fixed speed pump?
A: They are hard to clean in case of contamination
Q: What is aeration?
A: A method for removing particles
Q: What is aeration?
A: A process that brings oxygen into the water to get rid of volatile components
Q: What is aeration?
A: A method to disinfect
Q: What is the main purpose of balancing water?
A: To save chemicals
Q: What is the main purpose of balancing water?
A: To avoid corrosion in the pipes or of other materials used elsewhere in the process
Q: What is the main purpose of balancing water?
A: To avoid particles clogging the pipe work
Q: How small particles can an ultrafiltration plant remove?
A: Down to 0,100 µm
Q: How small particles can an ultrafiltration plant remove?
A: Down to 0,010 µm
Q: How small particles can an ultrafiltration plant remove?
A: Down to 0,001 µm
Q: What methods can be used to separate particles and water?
A: Sand filters or membrane technology
Q: What methods can be used to separate particles and water?
A: Activated carbon filter
Q: What methods can be used to separate particles and water?
A: Limestone filters