Describe the characteristics of the sludge-suspended clarifier. How is it classified?

2015-09-02View Original

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Describe the characteristics of the sludge-suspended clarifier. How is it classified?

Reply #22015-09-02

During operation, there is a layer of sediment suspended due to the flow of water, and the water undergoes a clarification process as it passes through this sediment layer. There are two types: sludge suspension type and sludge circulation type.

Reply #32015-09-07

The characteristic of a sludge-suspended clarifier is that there is a layer of sludge suspended due to the flow of water during operation, and the clarification of water occurs mainly as it passes through this sludge layer. This type of clarifier can be divided into two categories: one in which a suspended sludge layer remains throughout operation, and another in which the sludge layer fluctuates up and down during operation.

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