Abstract:
An apparatus for extracting sludge from a rectangular sewage flotation tank comprises a bridge structure having rotatably mounted thereon a horizontal drum driven for rotation and provided with suitably shaped vanes, the direction of rotation of the drum and vane assembly being such that at the point of contact thereof with the scraped surface the direction of its velocity vector is opposed to the direction of travel of the bridge structure. The bridge structure also includes a suitably shaped scraper blade pushing the sludge continuously towards the front of the movable vanes of the drum, whereby the extracted sludge is fed to a discharge device mounted inside the tubular shaft of the drum and provided with means for directing the sludge into a container secured to the bridge.
Abstract:
Apparatus for automatically determining the optimum proportion of coagulant reagent to be added to a liquid in order to clarify same by coagulation of the substances in colloidal suspension therein, which comprises a plurality of mixing vessels into which predetermined quantities of liquid and reagent are introduced and in which these liquid and reagent are adapted to mix together, the resulting mixture being subsequently separated into a decanting fraction and a supernatant fraction, means for measuring the turbidity of said supernatant fraction, said means consisting advantageously of one or a plurality of turbidimeters, and other means such as computer for analyzing and comparing the measurements made in said turbidimeter or turbidimeters, and determining the optimum proportion of reagent to be added to the liquid.
Abstract:
Apparatus for the treatment of sludge by recirculation, precipitation and separation of the sludge formed, which contains in the same room at least two zones, one of reaction such as coagulation, flocculation, crystalline precipitation, the other of decantation, being communicated these zones over the entire width of the apparatus. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
Abstract:
Apparatus for the treatment of sludge by recirculation, precipitation and separation of the sludge formed, which contains in the same room at least two zones, one of reaction such as coagulation, flocculation, crystalline precipitation, the other of decantation, being communicated these zones over the entire width of the apparatus. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
Abstract:
Apparatus for the treatment of sludge by recirculation, precipitation and separation of the sludge formed, which contains in the same room at least two zones, one of reaction such as coagulation, flocculation, crystalline precipitation, the other of decantation, being communicated these zones over the entire width of the apparatus. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
Abstract:
Apparatus for the treatment of sludge by recirculation, precipitation and separation of the sludge formed, which contains in the same room at least two zones, one of reaction such as coagulation, flocculation, crystalline precipitation, the other of decantation, being communicated these zones over the entire width of the apparatus. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
Abstract:
Apparatus for automatically determining the optimum proportion of coagulant reagent to be added to a liquid in order to clarify same by coagulation of the substances in colloidal suspension therein, which comprises a plurality of mixing vessels into which predetermined quantities of liquid and reagent are introduced and in which these liquid and reagent are adapted to mix together, the resulting mixture being subsequently separated into a decanting fraction and a supernatant fraction, means for measuring the turbidity of said supernatant fraction, said means consisting advantageously of one or a plurality of turbidimeters, and other means such as computer for analyzing and comparing the measurements made in said turbidimeter or turbidimeters, and determining the optimum proportion of reagent to be added to the liquid.