Sedimentation is one of the oldest physical separation methods known to humankind. Long before modern science put a name to it, our ancestors observed how particles settle over time in still water or other liquids. It’s a simple process: gravity pulls heavier particles downwards, allowing for natural separation without any complicated equipment. Despite its simplicity, sedimentation...

Sedimentation is one of the oldest physical separation methods known to humankind. Long before modern science put a name to it, our ancestors observed how particles settle over time in still water or other liquids. It’s a simple process: gravity pulls heavier particles downwards, allowing for natural separation without any complicated equipment. Despite its simplicity, sedimentation...

Sedimentation is one of the oldest physical separation methods known to humankind. Long before modern science put a name to it, our ancestors observed how particles settle over time in still water or other liquids. It’s a simple process: gravity pulls heavier particles downwards, allowing for natural separation without any complicated equipment. Despite its simplicity, sedimentation...