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How is half of the scum from the air flotation equipment collected? How should it be handled after collection?

2019-08-20View Original

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How is half of the scum from the air flotation equipment collected? How should it be handled after collection?
Reply #22019-08-26
Air flotation deals with sludge; sludge is generally treated by compression
Reply #32019-08-28
Generally, the water level in the air flotation tank is increased; the scum is collected using skimming equipment, and after pressure filtration it is converted into sludge; If the conditions are favorable, drying can be an option later on as a method for treating hazardous solid waste! ,
Reply #42019-08-28
Generally, the water level in the air flotation tank is increased; the scum is collected using skimming equipment, and after pressure filtration it is converted into sludge; If the conditions are favorable, drying can be an option later on as a method for treating hazardous solid waste! ,
Reply #52019-08-28
Raise the liquid level in the air flotation tank, collect the scum using skimming equipment, and convert it into sludge through pressure filtration; If the conditions are favorable, drying can be an option later on as a method for treating hazardous solid waste!

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