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Is it more beneficial or more detrimental for sludge to be discharged into the regulation tank?

2016-09-20View Original

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Dear forum members, I have a question: there is a bit too much aerobic sludge, and I want to transfer an appropriate amount of active sludge into the regulation tank. Will this result in a certain level of removal of contaminants from the raw water? Is there slight aeration in the regulation tank?
Reply #22016-09-20
Even if it enters the regulating tank, anaerobic treatment should be applied.
Reply #32016-09-21
Is it possible that there will be no effect at all, and instead sediment will accumulate at the bottom of the regulating tank, affecting its volume?
Reply #42016-09-22
It’s best not to do this; just press the mud directly! ! !
Reply #52017-01-07
Attempting to switch to UASB yielded poor results; instead, it caused sludge to overflow in the secondary sedimentation tank

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