2015
DOI: 10.9734/bjast/2015/20254
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Meeting the Millennium Development Goals’ Target for Potable Water Supply through Borehole Construction in Nigeria- An Overview

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“…According to Alizadeh and colleagues study, by increasing pH the matter coagulation increases [41].According to the study by Yousefi et al, optimal pH for poly-aluminum chloride (PVC) is 7.5 to 8 which is suitable for drinking water [42].Takdastan and colleagues study showed that the highest average percentage of turbidity removal in the use of poly aluminum chloride at pH = 8 is 93.3 percent, The more quickly mixing rapid, the higher turbidity removal efficiency, and by adding a coagulant in water leads to a drop in pH from 8 to 7/84 [11].Bina and colleagues also showed that the optimal pH for the removal of turbidity using ferric chloride coagulants is 7. [43] Conclusion: according to the conducted studies, it concluded that the use of chemical coagulation is an effective way to reduce water turbidity and the use of poly aluminum chloride due to low sludge production, PH reduction to a limited extent, the creation of large fluke and high rate of sedimentation and less residual in water is more than any other coagulants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…According to Alizadeh and colleagues study, by increasing pH the matter coagulation increases [41].According to the study by Yousefi et al, optimal pH for poly-aluminum chloride (PVC) is 7.5 to 8 which is suitable for drinking water [42].Takdastan and colleagues study showed that the highest average percentage of turbidity removal in the use of poly aluminum chloride at pH = 8 is 93.3 percent, The more quickly mixing rapid, the higher turbidity removal efficiency, and by adding a coagulant in water leads to a drop in pH from 8 to 7/84 [11].Bina and colleagues also showed that the optimal pH for the removal of turbidity using ferric chloride coagulants is 7. [43] Conclusion: according to the conducted studies, it concluded that the use of chemical coagulation is an effective way to reduce water turbidity and the use of poly aluminum chloride due to low sludge production, PH reduction to a limited extent, the creation of large fluke and high rate of sedimentation and less residual in water is more than any other coagulants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%