Coagulation and Flocculation Unit for Livestock Wastewater

• Separate rapid and gentle mixing zones support controlled chemical contact and floc growth.
• Compact tank or skid-mounted layouts can simplify integration into a new treatment plant or an existing pig farm utility building.
• Accessible dosing points, sampling points, and mixer assemblies support adjustment during commissioning and routine operation.
• Wetted materials and protective finishes can be selected for the wastewater chemistry and local farm conditions.
• Modular connections allow coordination with screens, equalization tanks, lamella clarifiers, flotation equipment, and sludge handling systems.

• Design flow and working volume: According to project requirements.
• Mixing configuration and contact time: Customizable following process design and treatability testing.
• Tank and wetted-part materials: Selected according to chemical compatibility and site conditions; available upon request.
• Chemical dosing and controls: Manual or automated options available upon request.
• Inlet, outlet, drain, and overflow connections: Sized according to the treatment train.
• Installation arrangement: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.

Can this unit treat raw pig manure directly?
Primary screening or manure separation is normally needed first to remove coarse solids and protect pumps, mixers, and dosing points.

Does it replace a clarifier?
No. It forms separable flocs; a downstream settling, flotation, or filtration stage removes them.

How are chemicals and dosing rates selected?
Selection depends on wastewater sampling, jar tests, the required downstream separation performance, and operating conditions.