Hello Thisara, First of ...
Published by Xavier Gutierrez, NIVA Chile - Managing Director
Hello Thisara,
First of all, it will be good to know what you are expecting as a result, in terms of treatment efficiency.
Second, if you want a really cheap system, you should use pH and oxygen levels to precipitate Fe3+ naturally. Then, you should also expect that other components will co-precipitate with it, reducing turbidity and Mn.
If you want a cheap treatment and you have space for the treatment system, I would propose a 3 step treatment : 1° adding air and ajusting the water quality + 2° precipitation chamber + 3° nitrifying and biological stabilization.
If you like the idea, just send me an e-mail: xavier.gutierrez@nivachile.cl
PD: it is very important to know pH/T°, O2 and TOC content.