Optimizing Chemical Phosphorus Removal
• Chemical reactions for phosphorus removal with ferric or alum is a primarily a surface complexation reaction • Good mixing and contact time is needed to maximize chemical efficiency • Preformed Metal Hydroxides retain the ability to react and remove phosphate .
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