Floc Separator

Scope of Application：

Widely used for the removal of nitrogen, phosphorus, and blue-green algae in eutrophic water bodies such as large lakes, reservoirs, scenic waters, and urban sewage.
The entire rare earth permanent magnet high-efficiency floc separation equipment includes: a floating bed, a lake raw water detection system, an automatic flocculant dosing device, a stirring unit, an automatic floc detection system, a magnetic separation system, a re-separation system for residual flocs in water after magnetic separation, and an automatic water quality detection device after treatment. The floc removal rate exceeds 95%, and the treated water meets the Class III water standard.

Technical Features

Characteristics of Technology and Equipment:
The complete set of equipment for efficient floc separation of rare earth permanent magnets is designed to effectively separate nitrogen, phosphorus, and algae from water bodies. This technology utilizes modified fly ash to coagulate with nitrogen, phosphorus, and algae, forming flocs through flocculation and adsorption, which are then physically removed from the water surface without direct contact. Its most notable feature is that it leaves virtually no water treatment agents in the water body, preventing lake sedimentation while ensuring water ecological safety.
The entire device includes subsystems such as a floating bed, a lake raw water detection system, an aeration system, an automatic flocculant preparation and dosing system, a stirring unit, an automatic floc detection system, a magnetic separation system, a system for re-separating residual flocs in the water after magnetic separation, and an automatic post-treatment water quality detection device. The water treatment capacity is 1,000 cubic meters per hour, with 1 to 2 doses of a highly flocculating magnetic water treatment agent formula. The floc removal efficiency exceeds 95%, and the treated water meets the Class III water quality standard.