1. Analysis of the Influence of Coagulant on Phosphorus in Landscape Water Environment
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Chunhong Su
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chemistry ,Environmental chemistry ,Phosphorus ,Water environment ,Environmental science ,chemistry.chemical_element - Abstract
This study selected three kinds of inorganic polymer coagulant: polyferric sulfate, polyaluminium chloride, polyaluminium ferric chloride, two inorganic low molecular coagulants: aluminum chloride and aluminum sulfate. The coagulation experiment of lake water without “water bloom” was carried out. The results were analyzed by multivariate linear regression and principal component regression analysis. It showed that the effects of the five coagulants on the phosphorus were the same when the landscape water was treated with different dosages of coagulants. The sequence was: total nitrogen (TN) > dosage > ammonia nitrogen > CODcr > turbidity > PH. Among them: the highest effect of total nitrogen on phosphorus was aluminum chloride (71.73%). The most obvious effect of dosage on phosphorus was polyaluminium chloride (34.68%). The most significant effect of ammonia nitrogen on phosphorus was polyaluminum chloride (16.98%).
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- 2020
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