Explain and relate (as far as you can and to the best of your knowledge) if the turbidity datayou get is the initial value of the turbidity of the water, how should the water be treated in thecoagulation, flocculation, and precipitation according to the diagram on the side?PrimarySecondaryChlorinedisinfection tankBar screen Grit chamberSettling tankAeration tankSettling tankTo river, lake,or oceanRaw sewageSludgeActivated sludge(kills bacteria)from sewersAir pumpSludge digesterDisposed of inlandfill or ocean orapplied to cropland,pasture, or rangelandSludge drying bedBrooks/Cole, Cengage Learning

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Explain and relate (as far as you can and to the best of your knowledge) if the turbidity data you get is the initial value of the turbidity of the water, how should the water be treated in the coagulation, flocculation, and precipitation according to the diagram on the side?

Explain and relate (as far as you can and to the best of your knowledge) if the turbidity data you get is the initial value of the turbidity of the water, how should the water be treated in the coagulation, flocculation, and precipitation according to the diagram on the side?

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Explain and relate (as far as you can and to the best of your knowledge) if the turbidity data
you get is the initial value of the turbidity of the water, how should the water be treated in the
coagulation, flocculation, and precipitation according to the diagram on the side?
Primary
Secondary
Chlorine
disinfection tank
Bar screen Grit chamber
Settling tank
Aeration tank
Settling tank
To river, lake,
or ocean
Raw sewage
Sludge
Activated sludge
(kills bacteria)
from sewers
Air pump
Sludge digester
Disposed of in
landfill or ocean or
applied to cropland,
pasture, or rangeland
Sludge drying bed
Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning

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