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What to do if sedimentation is slow in the aerobic tank?

2015-09-12View Original

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70% after 30 minutes of settling
Reply #22015-09-12
Add flocculant,,,,,,,
Reply #32015-09-12
This post was last edited by Gorō Bagua Stick on 2015-9-12 at 19:49. The sludge has expanded; if this is affecting the quality of the water leaving the sedimentation tank, adding a small amount of flocculant to the water exiting the aerobic tank can help resolve the issue temporarily, but this is only a temporary solution rather than a permanent one
Reply #42015-09-12
Slow sedimentation is generally caused by sludge bulking, whether it is filamentous sludge bulking or non-filamentous sludge bulking; slow sedimentation can also occur during excessive aeration. Microscopic examination is required, along with the F/M ratio and consideration of dissolved oxygen to make a judgment.

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