🧪 Environmental Technology Water Treatment Simulation

This simulation walks through the core unit process of drinking-water treatment: dosing a coagulant into turbid raw water, mixing it in, and watching the destabilised colloids collide, grow into flocs, and settle out of suspension. A 3D jar shows real particles responding to the coagulant dose, the mixing intensity (G value), and water temperature, while live readouts track turbidity in NTU, suspended particle count, average floc size, and how much has settled to the sludge layer — the same variables a water-treatment operator tunes at the bench before scaling a dose up to a full clarifier.