Feeding: The material is pumped into the oil sludge conditioning tank using a vacuum or screw pump. It is heated to 60-80°C using steam and stirred evenly by an agitator. The conditioning time is approximately 20-30 minutes. Oil Removal: The material is pumped into the…
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The trommel screen is a device that uses a rotating cylindrical screen to separate solid materials. Its working principle is mainly achieved by the movement of the material within the rotating drum, facilitating the screening and separation process. It is applicable in industries such as…
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Clarify Your Requirements: Screening Purpose: Determine whether you need fine or coarse screening. For fine screening, such as high-precision grading of powders and fine particles, options like rotary vibrating screens or ultrasonic vibrating screens are suitable. For coarse screening, where quick separation of larger particles…
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The rotary mechanical bar screen is a device designed for continuous automatic removal of various solid materials from liquids, aimed at solid-liquid separation. When the rake tooth chain reaches the top of the equipment, guided by a sprocket and curved track, each set of rake…
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The high-efficiency shallow dissolved air flotation unit integrates coagulation, air flotation, skimming, sedimentation, and sludge scraping into one system. It is cylindrical, compact in structure, and has a shallow tank, making it suitable for wastewater treatment of more than 1,000 cubic meters. The unit consists…
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The vortex air flotation machine (DAF) is a new type of wastewater treatment equipment primarily designed to remove grease, colloidal substances, and solid suspended matter from industrial or municipal wastewater. The system mainly consists of an aeration device, a scum scraping device, and a sludge…
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Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) refers to the process of using highly dispersed microbubbles to adhere to pollutants in wastewater, forming a float with a density lower than water to achieve solid-liquid separation and liquid-liquid separation. It is suitable for removing suspended solids, oils, and fats…
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Precautions for Using a Cartridge Filter: Inspection Before Use: Before using the filter, ensure that the equipment is intact and undamaged, and that all components and seals are secure. Assemble according to the specified requirements. Initial Cleaning: Before first use, thoroughly clean the new filter…
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Slag removal through mechanical conveying, dewatering by pressing, and external transport has been applied in various wastewater treatment plants. For conveying equipment related to screen residue of Mechanical Bar Screen: Since the conveying process of bar screen residue can emit unpleasant odors, the conveyor should…
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Flow Speed & Installation Angle of Mechanical Bar Screen Elevation and Layout Volume and Nature of Screened Debris If the gap between the bars is 16–25mm, the debris volume is estimated at 0.10–0.05m³ per 1000m³ of wastewater. If the gap between the bars is 25–40mm,…
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1. How to Choose a Mechanical Bar Screen？ The bar screen should be installed before the wastewater treatment system or pump. Wastewater often contains various debris like fibers, wood, plastics, and paper of different sizes. To prevent damage or blockages in pumps, mechanical equipment, and…
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I. Basic Principle A disc centrifuge is a type of vertical centrifuge, where the drum is mounted on the upper end of a vertical shaft and driven by a motor through a transmission mechanism to rotate at high speed. Inside the drum, there is a…
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Before the activated carbon reaches its adsorption saturation, it is necessary to perform regular backwashing to remove the large amount of bacterial colonies and suspended solids from the surface of the activated carbon. During backwashing, it is essential to observe the expansion rate of the…
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An activated carbon filter utilizes the abundant capillary pores of activated carbon to adsorb and filter large organic molecules, residual chlorine, iron oxides, and other colloidal substances from water. This adsorption process is irreversible; once the activated carbon reaches its adsorption capacity, it loses its…
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The effectiveness of the Activated Carbon Filter during operation can be monitored by measuring the turbidity of the filtered water. However, this metric does not indicate the development condition of the filter. During operation, the turbidity of the effluent does not change significantly, and if…
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