Water Treatment - Coagulation 

thank you for all of this I live right across the street from water department compound

I love your voice! Thank you for the explanation.

Your videos are amazing. I would love more water treatment ones. Amazing really!

Thanks for the presentation. about the solution at the end. Molar mass of calcium carbonate is 100g/mol (not 50 g/mol) so the final answer is 12mg/L CaCO3

Explanation explicit.Very good

Excellent explanation, very clear!. Thank you

What exactly is going on in step 4? What is molecular equivalent weight

thank you for the exelent lecture! it gives a very good background for water eng beginners :)

I like your pt really easy to understand

Good job. Nevertheless, your equation is unbalanced. It seems to me, you lack 6 H2O on the product side.

Hello I have problem with jar test of hydrated lime +calcium hypochlorite+ ferrous sulfate. Value of iron is coming too high .

Great Video thanks for explaining, For removal of FOGs I am working with Aluminium based coag and cationic amine based flocculant, I am not getting the clarification I expected. Any recommendations?

I hope you address the sulfuric acid issue I just said never looked at all your videos I'm sure you have

Can you please make a lecture about hydrolysis acidification of waste water

Well done. Thank you!

We are experiencing coagulant become thick .....the pump cant push and the suction and discharge line are clogged..how to avoid thickness?

Thank y so Munch for this learning

how is the equivalent of CaCO3 which is 100 g/mol 50mg/mol?

Thanks

Very good!

maybe I can get a job over there

Very good!! Easy~~

I'm the first one on the pipe