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Turbidity removal of fine coal–water suspension by flocculation using Taguchi (L16) experimental design

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ABSTRACT Taguchi method is rather practical way for setting the best combination of different variables for various parameters in such phenomenon requiring excessive number of experiments. In this study, a… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT Taguchi method is rather practical way for setting the best combination of different variables for various parameters in such phenomenon requiring excessive number of experiments. In this study, a series of flocculation experiments were performed using Taguchi (L16) experimental design to determine the optimum conditions for the turbidity removal from fine coal suspensions. The effects of some controllable factors on the turbidity removal were evaluated by effective flocculation recovery via analysis of mean statistical approach and the percentage contributions of each parameters were also defined using analysis of variance statistical approach. The most influential factor was determined as the polymer concentration with a contribution of 47.831%. The optimum conditions were ascertained as pH = 7, stirring speed of 500 rpm, polymer concentration of 2 mg/L, flocculation time of 3 min, and polymer type of 934SH.

Keywords: using taguchi; l16 experimental; taguchi l16; flocculation; turbidity removal

Journal Title: Particulate Science and Technology
Year Published: 2018

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