Flotation Thickening

Flotation Thickening

Flotation is a solid-liquid separation process. Separation is artificially induced by introducing fine gas bubbles (usually air) into the flotation process system. The gas bubbles become attached to the solid particulates, forming a gas-solid aggregate with an overall bulk density less than the dens...

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Hauptverfasser: Wang, Lawrence K., Shammas, Nazih K., Selke, William A., Aulenbach, Donald B.
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Flotation Process
Hydraulic Loading
Solid Concentration
Total Suspend Solid
Waste Activate Sludge
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description Flotation is a solid-liquid separation process. Separation is artificially induced by introducing fine gas bubbles (usually air) into the flotation process system. The gas bubbles become attached to the solid particulates, forming a gas-solid aggregate with an overall bulk density less than the density of the liquid; thus, these aggregates rise to the surface of the fluid. Once the solid particles have been floated to the surface, they can be collected by a skimming operation (1–15).
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