Flocculation processes

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CA 1277449

ABSTRACT Flocculation Processes When flocculating an aqueous suspension of suspended solids using a high molecular weight synthetic polymeric flocculant the shear stability of the flocs is increased if the polymeric material includes polymeric particles of below 10 µm dry size. The flocculated solids can therefore be subjected to shear without increasing the amount of discrete suspended solids in the aqueous medium and generally they are suspended to shear by shearing the aqueous medium containing them, either before dewatering, generally on a centrifuge, piston press or belt press, or by continuously agitating them, for instance in a chemical reaction medium. The polymeric material is generally formed by mixing into water polymeric particles made by reverse phase or emulsion polymerisation in the presence of added cross linking agent. Alternatively particles insolubilised by insoluble monomer may be used. A reverse phase dispersion of water soluble polymer may be used if the particles remain undissolved, eg if they are added in the absence of an oil in water emulsifying agent.

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