CASE STUDY Coagulation and flocculation play vital roles in the primary treatment phase of water and wastewater treatment prior to sedimentation and filtration processes. During primary treatment phases, baffle panels are typically introduced for underwater flow controls. Prior to the introduction of composites, baffle panels were constructed with traditional materials such as steel, concrete, and sometimes wood. All of these materials have short lifespans as constant water volumes expose these materials to high percentages of chemical and organic matter, leading to accelerated corrosion and rot. This results in deteriorating functional capacities. With the introduction of pultruded fiberglass, Strongwell’s Baffle Wall systems have demonstrated the ability to yield maximum pot

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