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    Assignment 1 (Coagulation+mixing+flocculation)

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    This document contains 4 assignments related to water treatment processes: 1. Determine constants from particle size distribution data from two water sources and comment on the distributions. 2. Estimate thickness of electrical double layer for water with given ion concentrations. 3. Determine if a mixer meets a specification based on coefficient of variation for fluoride concentration across flow cross-section. 4. Estimate dissolved organic carbon removal using alum over a dose range based on given conditions.

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    This document contains 4 assignments related to water treatment processes: 1. Determine constants from particle size distribution data from two water sources and comment on the distributions. 2. Estimate thickness of electrical double layer for water with given ion concentrations. 3. Determine if a mixer meets a specification based on coefficient of variation for fluoride concentration across flow cross-section. 4. Estimate dissolved organic carbon removal using alum over a dose range based on given conditions.

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    This document contains 4 assignments related to water treatment processes: 1. Determine constants from particle size distribution data from two water sources and comment on the distributions. 2. Estimate thickness of electrical double layer for water with given ion concentrations. 3. Determine if a mixer meets a specification based on coefficient of variation for fluoride concentration across flow cross-section. 4. Estimate dissolved organic carbon removal using alum over a dose range based on given conditions.

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    Assignment 1 (coagulation+mixing+flocculation)

    1. Given the following data obtained on two water supply sources, determine the
    constants A and B. Estimate the number of particles in the size range between 2.1
    and 5. Comment on the nature of the particle size distributions.

    Bin size, um Particle count


    Water A Water B
    5.1-10 2500 110
    10.1-15 850 80
    15.1-20 500 55
    20.1-30 250 36
    30.1-40 80 25
    40.1-50 60 20
    50.1-75 28 15
    75.1-100 10 10

    2. Particles are present in a water with the following chemical characteristics.


    Estimate the thickness of the particle electrical double layer.

    Cation mg/L Anion mg/L


    Ca2+ 40.0 HCO3- 91.5
    Mg2+ 12.2 SO42- 72
    Na+ 15.1 Cl- 22.9
    K+ 5.1 NO3- 5.0

    3. A treatment plant has been designed with the capability to add hydrofluosilicic
    acid. The mixer installed at the point of chemical addition is warranted to a
    coefficient of variation (COV)<=5% across the cross section of flow at the point
    where the automatic analyzer draws samples for analysis. In a performance test
    during the plant startup samples were taken at nice representative points across
    the cross section and the results are reported below. Determine if the mixer is
    meeting its specification.
    Sample point Fluoride, mg/L
    1 1.02
    2 1.20
    3 0.95
    4 0.90
    5 1.10
    6 0.85
    7 0.95
    8 0.98
    9 0.95

    4. Estimate the DOC removal using alum as a function of dose for a concentration range
    varying from 0.05 to 0.3 mM for the following conditions: DOC=5mg/L, pH 7 and
    (SUVA)raw water=2.75L/mg·m. (note: constants can be obtained from Example 2-4 in
    your notes.)

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