Environment & Ecology · Water Treatment Technologies
Consider the following statements regarding the Nalgonda Technique used in water treatment: I. The technique is primarily designed for the removal of excess fluoride from drinking water through coagulation and flocculation processes. II. Alum used in the process acts as a coagulant that facilitates formation of flocs capable of trapping fluoride ions. III. Lime is added mainly to increase microbial activity responsible for fluoride degradation in water. IV. High sludge generation and dependence on regular chemical dosing are among the limitations of the technique. Which of the statements given above are correct?
- 1I, II, III and IV
- 2III and IV only
- 3I, II and IV only✓
- 4I and II only
Correct answer
I, II and IV only
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