Principle of the outlet filter at the bottom of the buffer tank

The principle of the filter at the bottom outlet of the buffer tank is to install a filter at the bottom of the tank to prevent suspended particles or impurities from entering the pipes and affecting the subsequent processes. Filters typically use stainless steel mesh, layers of colloidal particles, or other special designs to remove impurities from wastewater. The cone-shaped top is designed to allow wastewater to flow smoothly to the bottom of the buffer tank, rather than being injected directly into the pipes, thereby effectively improving the filtration efficiency. The guide tube is inserted at the bottom of the tank to further direct the flow of wastewater and channel it toward the filter, preventing wastewater from accumulating at the bottom of the tank and affecting the efficiency of wastewater treatment. Therefore, both the cone tip design and the flow guide tube are closely related to the effective filtration of the filter. .