Nama Pensyarah : Puan Raja Norazilla Binti Raja Yunus
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SYAFIQAH BINTI MOHD YUNUS 15DKA16F2O36 KOGILAA A/P RAVI 15DKA16F2020 GOWRY A/P THANGARAJU 15DKA16F2010 FARAH ADIBA BINTI ZAINAL 15DKA16F1137 NORLIANA FITRIAH BINTI ABU 15DKA16F2035 SANUSI KIRTHANA A/P VELMURUGU 15DKA16F2025 FLOCCULATION TANK • Flocculation is the gentle mixing phase that follows the rapid dispersion of coagulant by the flash mixing unit. • The aggregation of particular matter is a 2 step process -The coagulant is added and reduces the inter particle forces. -The particles then collide and enmesh into larger particles. • Flocculation can be provided by either mechanical mixers or baffles. • Common types of units the mixing system include: Mechanical mixing -Vertical shaft with turbine or propeller type blades -Paddle type with either horizontal or vertical shafts Baffled channel basins -Horizontal baffled channel -Vertically baffled channel • Flocculation process should be based on the following criteria -Treatment process :convential, direct, softening or sludge conditioning -Raw water: turbidity, colour, TDS. SEDIMENTATION TANK • Sedimentation is a physical water treatment process using gravity to remove suspended solids from water . • Solid particles entrained by the turbulence of moving water may be removed naturally by sedimentation in the still water of lakes and oceans. • Settling basins are ponds constructed for the purpose of removing entrained solids by sedimentation. • Clarifiers are tanks built with mechanical means for continuos removal of solids being deposited by sedimentation. • Suspended solids ,is the mass of dry solids retained by a filter of a given porosity solids retained by a filter of a given porosity related to the volume of the water sample. • This includes particles 10 cm and greater. • Colloids are particles of a size between 0.001 cm and 1 cm depending on the method of quantification. • Because of Brownian motion and electrostatic forces balancing the gravity, they are not likely to settle naturally. • The limit sedimentation velocity of a particle is its theoretical descending speed in clear and still water. FILTRATION TANK • Filtration plays an important role in the natural treatment of groundwater as it percolates through the soil. • Groundwater has been softened or treated through iron and manganese oxidation. • Filtration can be compared to a sieve or micro-strainer that traps suspended material between the grains of filter media. • Filtration primarily depends on a combination of complex physical and chemical mechanisms. TYPES OF FILTERS
• Rapid sand filters
-Filter tank or filter box -Filter sand or mixed media -Gravel support bed -Wash water troughs -Filter bed agitators • High rate filters • Pressure filters BACKWASHING OF FILTERS • Mud balls -formed by the filter media cementing together with the floc that the filter is supposed to remove . -As the balls gain weight they will settle to the bottom of the filter and occupy valuable filter volume. -Filter cracking and separation of the media from the filter walls may also be the result of mud ball formation. • Filter bed shrinkage -Filter bed shrinkage can result from ineffective backwashing. -Media grains in a clean filter rest directly against each other with very little compaction. -The flow will seek the crack and go straight through,resulting in excessive turbidity in the effluent. • Separation of gravel -Caused by the backwash valve opening too quickly. -This could also be caused by the filter underdrain being plugged,causing uneven distributionof the backwash water. • Air binding -Is the result of pressure in the filter becoming negative during operation. -This caused the air dissolved in the water to come out of the solution and become trapped in the filter resulting in resistance and short filter runs. • Media loss - Some are loss in each time the filter is backwashed, especially if the filter surface wash is used. -After a well operated filter backwash the filter should be level and smooth with no cracks or mud balls at the surface. VIDEO