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Development of Dissolved Air Flotation Technology from 1st Generation to the Newest or 3rd One (Very Thick Microbubble Bed) with High Flowrates DAF in Turbulent Flow Conditions

차세대 고효율 용존공기 부상공정(High Rate DAF)의 개발

  • Kiuru, H.J. (Dept. of Water and Wastewater Engineering, Helsinki University of Technology)
  • Received : 2003.11.05
  • Accepted : 2004.02.26
  • Published : 2004.04.15
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Abstract

Dissolved air flotation (DAF), in which suspended solids are removed from water by means of micro-size air bubbles raising slowly up in water and lifting solids from water (smaller than those) attached onto the micro-bubbles as well as those (larger than solids) being attached on these, have been used in water and wastewater since 1920s. The dissolved air flotation technology was originally based on the laminar flow conditions prevailing in water to be treated, but the latest development in that technology has led now to a situation, in which the flow conditions may also be turbulent ones in the modem dissolved air flotation units. Despite of that, the flotation phenomenon used in this unit operation for removal suspended solids from water or wastewater is still the same.

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