Flotation

Dissolved Air Flotation

Dissolved air flotation is an efficient process for separating particles in effluents, using air bubbles to remove contaminants.
This method is essential for removing suspended solids and oils in various industrial applications.

What is dissolved air flotation?

Dissolved air flotation is a process of separating particles or aggregates by the adhesion of air bubbles incorporated into the flocs or by hydraulic drag.

How dissolved air flotation works:

Process:
- Chemical dosing: In the rapid mixing chamber, alkalizer, coagulant and polymer are dosed.
- Flocculation: The effluent is mechanically agitated to form flocs.
- Flotation chamber: The flocs come into contact with air microbubbles and are dragged to the surface by the difference in density.

Benefits of dissolved air flotation:

High efficiency

Effectively removes suspended solids and oils.

Water quality

Significantly improves the clarity and quality of the treated effluent.

Versatility

Applicable to various types of industrial and domestic effluents.

Common applications:

Industries

Essential for treating chemical, petrochemical and food effluents, among others.

Counties

Used in sewage and rainwater treatment plants.

Agriculture

Treatment of effluents from animal husbandry and agricultural activities.

Commitment to Quality:

At EP, we provide high-efficiency dissolved air flotation solutions designed to meet the specific needs of each client.
Our systems guarantee maximum efficiency and compliance with environmental regulations.
Interested in finding out more about our dissolved air flotation solutions?

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