Specifications of the treated water processed using natural coagulants for its use in concreting
Abstract
Wastewater treated using natural coagulants are also achieving greater treatment efficiency similar to the chemical coagulants. Sludge produced by natural coagulants are lesser in quantity and are mostly biodegradable. Hence, treating wastewater with natural coagulants is an eco-friendly and cost-effective option for the replacement of wastewater treatment using chemical coagulants. Further, the wastewater treated using natural coagulants can be used for various processes. In this study, specifications of the treated water that should meet the certain requirements for using that water in concreting are to be discussed.
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