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Drawings of radial flow sedimentation tanks

2016-04-18View Original

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With a wastewater treatment capacity of 40 cubic meters, I want to use two waste storage tanks with a diameter of 6 meters and convert them into radial flow sedimentation tanks – how should this be done?
Reply #22016-04-20
Just the diameter isn’t enough; height is also necessary. The size of the sedimentation tanks can first be calculated based on the volume to be processed; with a diameter of 6 meters, it’s necessary to determine the height required as well as how many tanks are needed. And then consider the renovation of the existing tank
Reply #32016-04-21
Is the wastewater treatment capacity of 40 cubic meters per hour or per day?
Reply #42016-04-21
Please let me know the height, and whether two units will be modified for parallel use?
Reply #52016-04-21
Add QQ874941228 and I’ll send you a simple diagram; we are a company that manufactures sludge scrapers, clarifiers, and sedimentation tanks

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