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In-tank spray defoaming

2018-03-05View Original

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A certain project’s biochemical wastewater generates a large number of bubbles during aeration, and it is necessary to install spray nozzles inside the tank to eliminate these bubbles. The general design approach involves installing coiled tubes on the top of the tank, with nozzles attached to those coiled tubes. However, it’s not clear how to determine the required number of nozzles and the amount of water needed. I would appreciate any suggestions or advice you might have. Thank you!

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