There is a lot of flocculent matter in the effluent from the inclined plate sedimentation tank

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This post was last edited by ljg288 on 2016-1-22 at 11:37. Our company uses steel-frame inclined plate sedimentation tanks, with an inlet water temperature of 20 degrees. The water is clear at the moment, but there are many flocculent substances in it; what is the reason for this? I’ve been using it for 3 years; I’m not sure if there’s a problem with the inclined tubes Is there also a problem with the structure?

Reply #22016-02-23

Which type of sedimentation tank is it – a grit chamber, a reaction sedimentation tank, a secondary sedimentation tank, or a final sedimentation tank?

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