Metal hydroxide intermediates: Why they matter for phosphorus removal

ClariPhos Rare Earth Coagulant outperforms traditional aluminum- and iron-based coagulants for phosphorus removal in wastewater treatment. Using cerium and lanthanum, ClariPhos forms stable, dense rhabdophane minerals, reducing sludge production, chemical costs, and achieving stringent phosphorus limits with greater efficiency.

How to remove more phosphorus with less coagulant

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ARTICLE How to remove more phosphorus with less coagulant How can a wastewater treatment plant improve phosphorus removal while reducing the amount of coagulant it’s using? The answer: switch to a coagulant that forms a strong, preferential bond with phosphorus. Here’s why that works. Conventional aluminum- or iron-based coagulants don’t form a strong bond with […]

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