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    The document compares the effectiveness of Fecl3 and alum coagulants for removing turbidity from water at different mixing speeds. It finds that at 60 rpm, adding 30g of Fecl3 increased turbidity more than the same amount of alum, but at 55 rpm alum increased turbidity more. The efficiencies of turbidity removal by alum were 52.5%, 60.5%, and 70% at 60, 55, and 45 rpm respectively, while efficiencies for Fecl3 were 56%, 69%, and 67.5% at the same speeds.

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    The document compares the effectiveness of Fecl3 and alum coagulants for removing turbidity from water at different mixing speeds. It finds that at 60 rpm, adding 30g of Fecl3 increased turbidity more than the same amount of alum, but at 55 rpm alum increased turbidity more. The efficiencies of turbidity removal by alum were 52.5%, 60.5%, and 70% at 60, 55, and 45 rpm respectively, while efficiencies for Fecl3 were 56%, 69%, and 67.5% at the same speeds.

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    We consider from fig (2) and at 60 rpm that the addition of (30g) of Fecl3 led to an increase in

    turbidity much more than alum coagulant with the same addition. Whereas Fecl3 coagulant
    increased the turbidity from 92NTU to 112NTU, alum coagulant increased the turbidity from
    98NTU to 108NTU. This case was reversed at 55rpm, that is the alum coagulant increased the
    turbidity much more than Fecl3 coagulant at the addition of (30g) from both coagulants.
    Whereas the alum coagulant increased the turbidity from 86NTU to 94NTU, Fecl3 coagulant
    increased the turbidity from 75NTU to 78NTU.

    At 60, 55 and 45rpm and by using alum coagulant, the efficiency of turbidity removal was
    52.5%, 60.5% and 70% respectively. and by using Fecl3 at the same velocity mixing, the
    efficiency of turbidity removal was 56%, 69% and 67.5% respectively.

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