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Drinking Water Treatment

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Drinking Water Treatment Process Overview

Learn how drinking water treatment converts raw water into safe finished water through treatment barriers such as clarification, filtration, disinfection, chemical adjustment, monitoring, and process control.


Coagulation, Flocculation & Jar Testing

Learn how coagulation and flocculation remove fine particles from drinking water and how jar testing helps operators evaluate coagulant dose, pH, mixing, floc formation, and settling.


Sedimentation & Clarification

Learn how sedimentation and clarification remove floc and suspended solids from drinking water, including settling principles, basin operation, sludge removal, hydraulic loading, carryover, and troubleshooting.



Groundwater Treatment Fundamentals

Learn groundwater treatment fundamentals, including source-water characteristics, aeration, oxidation, filtration, iron and manganese removal, hardness, dissolved gases, corrosion control, disinfection, monitoring, and troubleshooting.


Iron, Manganese, Aeration & Oxidation

Learn how drinking water operators control iron and manganese using aeration, oxidation, contact time, filtration, pH control, chemical feed, monitoring, and troubleshooting.


Softening, Stabilization & Corrosion Control

Learn drinking water softening, stabilization, and corrosion control, including hardness, lime softening, ion exchange, pH, alkalinity, scaling, corrosivity, chemical adjustment, monitoring, and troubleshooting.


Fluoridation Fundamentals

Learn community water fluoridation fundamentals, including fluoride concentration, feed systems, chemical handling, dose control, sampling, testing, monitoring, safety, and operational troubleshooting.


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