What Is a Flocculator?
A flocculator is a device designed for the automatic dissolution and dosing of coagulants in water treatment and wastewater treatment processes.
The flocculator is engineered to dissolve solid coagulants into liquid form and administer them to the targeted water or wastewater. Commonly used coagulants include polyacrylamides and iron salts, which play a role in the water treatment process by aggregating and settling suspended particles and impurities.
The device incorporates a coagulant dosing tank and a liquid supply system, enabling the automatic dissolution and dosing of coagulants at the required concentration. Integrated control units and sensors adjust the dosage and dissolution concentration of the coagulant accurately. Key features include the automated dissolution and dosing of coagulants, precise coagulant management, and enhanced efficiency in water treatment processes.