Question

and Differentiate between loading and sedimentation.​

Answer 1

Sedimentation is setting down of a substance generally in a liquid medium whereas loading is a process of making sedimentation faster.

Loading can be seen when it rains. The rain drops make the dust particles to settle on ground faster.

Answer 2

Sedimentation is the process of settling a substance in a liquid medium, whereas loading is the act of speeding up sedimentation. When it rains, you can see the loading. Raindrops cause dust particles to settle more quickly on the ground.  Sedimentation is the process of heavier particles in a liquid mixture sinking down.  In a mixture of sand and water, for example, sand settles to the bottom. This is the process of sedimentation. Example

Sedimentation is a filtering procedure used in water treatment plants to remove undesirable particles from dirty water.

Heavy particles settle to the bottom of the container during loading, and water rises to the top.  Alum is a material that is used to speed up the loading process.