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    The document describes sample calculations for coagulant dosage and turbidity removal using ferric chloride and aluminum sulfate on a 500 ml water sample. It shows the volume and concentration of each coagulant, and calculates the dosage and percent turbidity removed. The dosage required for ferric chloride was 40 mg/L and aluminum sulfate was 240 mg/L, with turbidity reductions of 3.91% and 0.3% respectively.

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    The document describes sample calculations for coagulant dosage and turbidity removal using ferric chloride and aluminum sulfate on a 500 ml water sample. It shows the volume and concentration of each coagulant, and calculates the dosage and percent turbidity removed. The dosage required for ferric chloride was 40 mg/L and aluminum sulfate was 240 mg/L, with turbidity reductions of 3.91% and 0.3% respectively.

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    The document describes sample calculations for coagulant dosage and turbidity removal using ferric chloride and aluminum sulfate on a 500 ml water sample. It shows the volume and concentration of each coagulant, and calculates the dosage and percent turbidity removed. The dosage required for ferric chloride was 40 mg/L and aluminum sulfate was 240 mg/L, with turbidity reductions of 3.91% and 0.3% respectively.

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    Lab Jar Test Calculation Sample

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    Sleepy Drone
    The document describes sample calculations for coagulant dosage and turbidity removal using ferric chloride and aluminum sulfate on a 500 ml water sample. It shows the volume and concentration of each coagulant, and calculates the dosage and percent turbidity removed. The dosage required for ferric chloride was 40 mg/L and aluminum sulfate was 240 mg/L, with turbidity reductions of 3.91% and 0.3% respectively.

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    Sample calculation :

    Sample calculation :
    Using Ferric Chloride, FeCl3
    Volume of concentration = 2 ml

    Using Aluminium Sulphate, Al2(SO4)3

    Volume of water sample = 500 ml

    Volume of concentration = 12 ml
    Volume of water sample = 500 ml

    Coagulant Concentration :
    =

    volume of concentration
    x 10 g
    1000ml

    Coagulant Concentration :

    2 ml
    x 10 g
    1000 ml

    volume of concentration
    x 10 g
    1000ml

    12 ml
    x 10 g
    1000 ml

    = 0.02 g

    = 0.12 g
    Dosage :
    =

    Coagulant concentration
    500 ml

    Dosage :

    0.02 g
    500 ml

    Coagulant concentration
    500 ml

    0.12 g
    500 ml

    = 40 mg / L

    = 240 mg / L
    Turbidity Removal :
    =

    InitialFinal
    x 100
    Initial

    Turbidity Removal :

    25.624.6
    x 100
    25.6

    InitialFinal
    x 100
    Initial

    33.533.4
    x 100
    33.5

    = 3.91 %

    = 0.3 %

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