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dissolved air flotation

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dissolved air flotation [də′zälvd ‚er flō′tā·shən]
(chemical engineering)
A liquid-solid separation process wherein the main mechanism of suspended-solids removal is the change of apparent specific gravity of those suspended solids in relation to that of the suspending liquid by the attachment of small gas bubbles formed by the release of dissolved gas to the solids. Also known as air flotation.


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The hillside site measures approximately 300 by 400 meters (990 by 1,320 feet) - The facility was the first major treatment works in Hong Kong to use space-efficient dissolved air flotation for water clarification.
The hillside site measures approximately 300 by 400 meters (990 by 1,320 feet) - The facility was the first major treatment works in Hong Kong to use space-efficient dissolved air flotation for water clarification.
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