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                            10.3.4 Injection of Coagulant Chemicals.............................................................................................. 260
                                  10.3.4.1 Disparity of Flows ...................................................................................................... 260
                                  10.3.4.2 Advection of Neat Alum ............................................................................................ 260
                       10.4 Mixing Technologies............................................................................................................................... 261
                            10.4.1 Impeller Mixing.......................................................................................................................... 261
                                  10.4.1.1 Reactors—Back-Mix and In-Line............................................................................... 261
                                  10.4.1.2 Circulation Criterion for 0.99 Blending in a Back-Mix Reactor ............................... 262
                                  10.4.1.3 Time Ratio, t=Q(reactor), to Attain 0.99 Blending—Experimental Procedure (a)..... 264
                                  10.4.1.4 Impeller Speed, w(impeller), to Attain 0.99 Blending—Experimental
                                          Procedure (b)............................................................................................................... 264
                                  10.4.1.5 Complete-Mix Reactors.............................................................................................. 264
                            10.4.2 Impellers and Tanks ................................................................................................................... 266
                                  10.4.2.1 Impeller Variety.......................................................................................................... 266
                                  10.4.2.2 Impeller Characteristics .............................................................................................. 266
                                  10.4.2.3 Impeller Pumping........................................................................................................ 267
                                  10.4.2.4 Tanks........................................................................................................................... 269
                                  10.4.2.5 Rushton System .......................................................................................................... 270
                                  10.4.2.6 In-Line Mixers ............................................................................................................ 270
                            10.4.3 Jet Mixers ................................................................................................................................... 271
                                  10.4.3.1 Flash Mixing by Submerged Jets ............................................................................... 271
                            10.4.4 Static Mixers............................................................................................................................... 276
                                  10.4.4.1 General Principles....................................................................................................... 276
                                  10.4.4.2 Baffles ......................................................................................................................... 276
                                  10.4.4.3 Static Mixers............................................................................................................... 277
                       10.5 Summary.................................................................................................................................................. 280
                       Problems............................................................................................................................................................. 280
                       Acknowledgments .............................................................................................................................................. 283
                       Glossary.............................................................................................................................................................. 284
                       References .......................................................................................................................................................... 288
                       Bibliography....................................................................................................................................................... 290


            Chapter 11 Flocculation ........................................................................................................................................................ 291
                       11.1 Definitions................................................................................................................................................ 291
                            11.1.1 Floc............................................................................................................................................. 291
                                  11.1.1.1 Biological Floc............................................................................................................ 291
                                  11.1.1.2 Chemical Floc............................................................................................................. 291
                                  11.1.1.3 Primary Particles......................................................................................................... 291
                            11.1.2 Flocculation ................................................................................................................................ 291
                                  11.1.2.1 Orthokinetic Flocculation ........................................................................................... 291
                                  11.1.2.2 Perikinetic Flocculation .............................................................................................. 291
                                  11.1.2.3 Flocculent.................................................................................................................... 291
                       11.2 Applications............................................................................................................................................. 292
                            11.2.1 Conventional Filtration............................................................................................................... 292
                            11.2.2 Direct Filtration .......................................................................................................................... 292
                            11.2.3 Flotation...................................................................................................................................... 292
                            11.2.4 Activated Sludge Floc Settling................................................................................................... 292
                            11.2.5 Softening..................................................................................................................................... 292
                            11.2.6 Tertiary Treatment...................................................................................................................... 292
                       11.3 History ..................................................................................................................................................... 292
                            11.3.1 Practice ....................................................................................................................................... 292
                                  11.3.1.1 Quiescent Basins......................................................................................................... 292
                                  11.3.1.2 Langelier’s Paddle Wheels.......................................................................................... 292
                                  11.3.1.3 Design Guidelines....................................................................................................... 293
                                  11.3.1.4 Flocculation Practice, c. 1940..................................................................................... 294
                            11.3.2 Evolution of Theory ................................................................................................................... 294
                                  11.3.2.1 Langelier ..................................................................................................................... 294
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