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and Sedimentation in Brewing Virve Vidgren * and John Londesborough ABSTRACT J. Inst. Brew. 117(4), 475–487, 2011 Flocculation is prerequisite for bulk sedimentation of yeast dur-ing brewery fermentation. Although single yeast cells gradually sediment in green beer, this sedimentation rate is too slow with-out formation of large yeast flocs.
The structure and size of flocs formed from the interaction of kaolin with KLD were determined by a focused beam reflectance measurement (FBRM). The sedimentation studies, conducted under gravitational (by vertical scan analyzer) and centrifugal force (by Lumisizer analytical centrifuge), revealed that KLD5 was very effective in flocculating ...
The analysis technique was applied to characterize flocs and floc particle size distribution as a function of coagulant dose. Removal of flocs by sedimentation was characterized by imaging, and the negative logarithm of the fraction of turbidity remaining after settling had a linear relationship with the logarithm of aluminum dose.
The present work deals with the estimation of average floc diameter using sedimentation and optical data. This study was applied to a kaolin suspension destabilized by chemical dosing with iron salts (FeCl 3 or FeSO 4) or electrocoagulation (EC) with iron electrodes.Optimum pH and coagulant concentration were defined by turbidity measures on destabilized suspensions.
Regularities of the flocculation of kaolin suspension with cationic polyelectrolytes based on 1,2-dimethyl-5-vinylpyridinium methyl sulfate were studied by turbidimetry, optical microscopy, and sedimentation methods. It was found that poly(1,2-dimethyl-5-vinylpyridinium methyl sulfate)-co-N-vinylpirrolidone promotes the formation of dense flocs and provide a complete sedimentation of the ...
The flocculation effects were evaluated from sedimentation speed of kaolin suspension and transparency of the separated water. The sedimentation speed is proportional to the intrinsic viscosity of the polymer in the range of 4 to 23 dl/g. The polymers prepared in this study show much higher sedimentation speed than commercial polyacrylamide ...
Using kaolin suspensions, the effects of pH, dosage and need for starch gelatinization was studied. Autoclaved rice starch with larger polymer chain length outperformed other starches to yield 50% turbidity removal with an optimized dosage of 120 mg/L and initial pH of 4 at a sedimentation time of 30 min.
different velocities caused by mixing the water. Differential sedimentation is similar to fluid shear, except it is caused by gravity instead of a velocity gradient in the water. In differential sedimentation, collisions occur when large particles or flocs settle at a higher velocity than the smaller particles underneath them.
Fragmentation followed by reformation seemed to be more effective in forming larger and more compact aggregates than the restructuring process due to erosion and reformation, which may provide useful insights for the design of flocculation reactors. A series of flocculation tests were performed to investigate the effect of low-shear rates (G = 3-16 s(-1)) on flocculation of kaolin suspension ...
sedimentation[‚sed·ə·mən′tā·shən] (chemistry) The settling of suspended particles within a liquid under the action of gravity or a centrifuge. (geology) The act or process of accumulating sediment in layers. The process of deposition of sediment. (metallurgy) Classification of metal powders by the rate of settling in a fluid. McGraw-Hill ...
Nr is a dimensionless parameter that has been found to be related to the nature of the flow around the particle. Experimental Analysis of Sedimentation Lab 5 Report. where Nr = Reynolds number, = density of fluid, = viscosity of the fluid, v = fluid or particle velocity, and d = diameter of particle.
The floc morphology was investigated in a continuous-flow reactor, in order to understand the evolution of flocs in practical flocculation and sedimentation processes in water utilities.
Enough large flocs, resulted from flocculation or filtration, would continuously settle out of the flocs blanket, and simultaneously, the flocs in raw water or those forming above the blanket would ceaselessly enter the flocs blanket. As a result, the flocs concentration in the blanket could keep a dynamic balance.
A refined kaolin-polymer floc forms immediately upon incorporation of the polymer. D. sedimentation of Kaolin-Polymer Flocs Sedimentation of the kaolin-polymer flocs is rapidly accomplished in settling tank 27. These flocs, upon standing, settle out of suspension with sedimentation rates varying from 2 to 10 minutes per inch of slurry depth used.
Kaolin has been widely researched especially for its rheological and dewatering properties within mineral waste tailings. While kaolin from different sources displayed different rheological responses to pH, many studies have failed to fully
Li, J.; Xia, W.; Liu, L.; Zhang, M.; Zhao, B.; Liu, J.; Meng, M.; Zhao, Y., and Guo, J., 2020. Influence of kaolin on the formation and sedimentation of oil-colloidal ...
The flocs that settle out at the bottom of the sedimentation tank are removed regularly by a sludge drain. Implementing a floc blanket and a floc hopper in the sedimentation tank provide an additional method of filtration and will reduce sludge build up, instead allowing flocs to be wasted at a constant rate from the floc hopper.
Kaolin sedimentation measurements with NE, GE and Alum 48. v Figure 16. Kaolin flocs seen in experimental columns 51 Figure 17. Microscope images of kaolin flocculation 52 Figure 18. TEM images of kaolin flocculation 53 Figure 19. Kaolin treated with CaCl. 2. in SW and HW 54
Coagulation and sedimentation performances of aluminum sulphate and ferric chloride were comparatively investigated in presence of Grewia spp. biopolymer for the treatment of concentrated laterite suspensions. Jar tests experiments were carried out at different laterite suspension concentrations (10, 20, and 30 g/L) and pH values (5 and 7).
The importance of mixing in the flocculation of kaolin and fine coal slurries was investigated and it was observed that the settling rate was a decreasing function of mixing intensity, whereas the supernatant clarity showed a distinct maximum value. Hence, there is an optimum mixing intensity for flocculation prior to sedimentation.
The settling time on flocculation of kaolin suspension by using CPAMF and CPAM was investigated to estimate the sedimentation performance of flocs. The results are presented in Fig. 8 a. The residual turbidity of adding CPAMF has been as low as 15 NTU in the initial 1 min.
Kaolin had significant influence on magnesium hydroxide-reactive orange floc formation and growth. The results showed that average floc size reached 16.31, 12.88 and 20.50 μm, respectively, in the rapid mixer, flocculation basin and sedimentation tank when kaolin concentration was 10 mg/L and reactive orange initial concentration was 0.25 g/L.
flocculation and consolidation behaviors of kaolin slurries. In this study, effects of dosages and molecular weights (Mw) of branched PEI polymers on the flocculation, rheology and consolidation aspects of 8wt% Unimin kaolin slurries at pH 8 are investigated by conducting yield stress, sedimentation and shear (raking) measurements.
visible flocs called pinflocs. Floc size continues to build with additional collisions and interaction with added inorganic polymers (coagulant) or organic polymers. Macroflocs are formed and high molecular weight polymers, called coagulant aids, may be added to help bridge, bind, and strengthen the floc, add weight, and increase settling rate.
sedimentation that these flocs may choose. One is a individual sedimentation:these characteristic flocs can settle individually, and the suspension system undergoes floc sedimentation;The other is a gel-like network collective sedimentation due to a flow shear rather thanthe Brownian diffusion (compared to a flow shear, effect of the
Flocculation, in the field of chemistry, is a process by which colloidal particles come out of suspension to sediment under the form of floc or flake, either spontaneously or due to the addition of a clarifying agent.The action differs from precipitation in that, prior to flocculation, colloids are merely suspended, under the form of a stable dispersion, in a liquid and are not truly dissolved ...
"Physical characteristics of flocs--I. The floc density function and aluminum floc." Water Research 13(5): 409-419. Measured floc density based on sedimentation velocity (Our real interest!) Flocs were prepared from kaolin clay and alum at neutral pH Floc diameters were measured by projected area 17.
A strong correlation between the polymer type and flocculation, compression sensitivity of flocs and sedimentation behaviour of kaolinite is established. View Show abstract
Floc sizes or equivalent volume mean diameters (D(4,3)) decreased from 244.7µm to 92.4µm for suspensions with PAM-A flocculants and from 101.9µm to 63.0µm for suspensions with PAM-N flocculants. Shear stress caused a sharper fragmentation within kaolin flocs formed by …
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