The clarification process is a critical step in water treatment that focuses on the removal of suspended solids, colloidal particles, and impurities from raw water. The primary objective is to produce clarified water with reduced turbidity and improved clarity, setting the stage for subsequent treatment processes such as filtration and disinfection. 

The clarification process typically involves physical and chemical mechanisms to facilitate the settling and removal of particles.

Clarification is an indispensable component of water treatment, playing a pivotal role in purifying raw water by eliminating suspended solids, colloidal particles, and impurities.

 By meticulously removing these contaminants, the clarification process aims to yield water with diminished turbidity and heightened clarity, thereby laying the groundwork for subsequent treatment procedures like filtration and disinfection. Through a combination of physical and chemical mechanisms, clarification facilitates the settling and extraction of particles, ensuring the delivery of clean and safe water for various applications and industries.