Flocculators and Mixers

Flocculators and Mixers are essential for promoting the mixing and agitation of water and chemicals in treatment processes, particularly in coagulation and flocculation stages. These systems ensure that chemicals are evenly distributed and that small particles aggregate into larger clumps (flocs) for easier removal in subsequent treatment steps. Flocculators and mixers play a key role in enhancing water clarity and reducing the solid load in water and wastewater treatment.

1. Mechanical Flocculators
• Use rotating paddles or impellers to gently mix water and chemicals, promoting the formation of larger flocs for easier sedimentation or filtration.

2. Hydraulic Flocculators
• Rely on the natural flow of water to create turbulence, effectively mixing chemicals with the water without the need for mechanical parts.

3. Static Mixers
• Consist of stationary elements placed inside a pipe, forcing water to mix with chemicals as it flows through the mixer, ensuring uniform chemical distribution.

4. Paddle Mixers
• Feature large paddles that rotate at low speeds to mix chemicals with water in large treatment tanks, ideal for gentle mixing in flocculation processes.

5. Jet Mixers
• Use high-velocity jets to mix water and chemicals, offering rapid mixing for applications that require quick and thorough chemical dispersion.

6. Inline Mixers
• Installed directly in pipelines, these mixers combine chemicals and water as they flow through the system, ensuring continuous mixing without the need for large tanks.

7. High-Speed Mixers
• Provide fast and intense mixing for applications where rapid chemical reaction or dispersion is required, often used in coagulation and pH adjustment processes.