Electrocoagulation (EC) is an acclaimed environmentally adequate approach to wastewater
treatment. It is simple and economical by way of reducing the amount of chemical dosage …

The rapid deterioration of water quality poses a serious threat and at the same time giving
rise to an opportunity to the researchers for solving the problem cogently through innovative …

Electrocoagulation (EC) and chemical coagulation (CC) are employed in water treatment for
particle removal. Although both are used for similar purposes, they differ in their dosing …

Many studies have overlooked the role of pH in optimizing coagulation. Herein, the authors
emphasize the importance of pH value in coagulation during the production of drinking …

Reverse osmosis (RO) technology has developed over the past 40 years to control a 44%
market share in the world desalting production capacity and an 80% share in the total …

Ferrate is a promising, emerging water treatment technology. However, there has been
limited research on the application of ferrate in a water reuse paradigm. Recent literature …

Abstract Coagulation–flocculation (C–F) is a key barrier to cyanobacterial and algal cell
infiltration in water treatment plants during seasonal blooms. However, the resultant cell floc …

The dynamic relationship between particle size distribution and water turbidity was
characterized using online real-time monitoring devices to explore the impact of particle size …

Extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) are high molecular weight polymers and play a
significant role in floc stability, floc size, bioflocculation and sludge settleability. The …

Reverse electrodialysis (RED) is a potential technology that exploits salinity gradients for
power generation to face the increasing environmental issues and the need for sustainable …