it would depend on the ...
Published by Amos Madash, Chemical Sales Administrator at Veolia
it would depend on the parameters of your water things like your PH and the particles you can try your aluminium sulfate there are a number of products in the market there is no exact one the only way is to do a jah test to determine which one would work best i hope this helps you...........
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Consider that algae are the worlds' finest water cleaners the downside taking 2.5-days on most water the effluent mixed for max growth & all.
The problem with civic systems is volume a solution using photo-bioreactors, small cubes 1/2m a side with light & air with temp controls to grow 24x7 any climate 50-watts/person for lighting using LEDs.
These stack to conserve footprint & heat.
This supplies most cities with 7-1/2 liters, 2-gallons per person of biodiesel per day on the system the latest harvesting uses EMF at a frequency to fracture cell walls to then remove the oil low-power vs previous tech.
Algae are so much better at cleaning water it makes full recycling an aside from the revenue from the biodiesel, eh?
Thus all the water is back to potable the highest value of return for a pittance.
Published by Tom Mallard, Living Systems, Industrial-Architectural Design