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05
Mar, 2019 By Greg Hyde
Belt Conveyors vs Screw Conveyors in Municipal Waste Water Plants

Belt Conveyors vs Screw Conveyors in Municipal Waste Water Plants

Municipal Water and Waste Water Treatment plants need to use conveyance for solids, screenings, and grit. Plants choose between belt conveyors and screw conveyors. The choice between belt conveyors vs screw conveyors comes down to what materials you are conveying.
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22
Jan, 2019 By Jim Brettman
Shafted Grit Classifier vs Shaftless Grit Classifier

Shafted Grit Classifier vs Shaftless Grit Classifier

Grit Classifiers, also known as a grit screws or grit separators, are used at wastewater treatment plants at the headworks (front end of the plant) to help separate the grit from organics and water.  Grit removal needs to be performed
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14
Jan, 2019 By Josh Franks
Types of Vertical Flocculators

Types of Vertical Flocculators

One of the key components in the water treatment process, flocculation, is most effective when the functions of fluid motion, differential settling, and velocity gradient (during each stage of the process) work in harmony to achieve the ultimate goal: maximizing
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03
Apr, 2018 By Dave Myers
Stainless Steel vs Painted Carbon Steel Construction for Biosolids Storage

Stainless Steel vs Painted Carbon Steel Construction for Biosolids Storage

Misconception and budget pressure quite often influences specified materials of construction for various wastewater treatment plant equipment. The goal of the entire Project Team is to deliver the Owner a quality design, then quality equipment, provided within budget, delivered compliant
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07
Jan, 2018 By Greg Hyde
Shafted Screw Conveyors vs Shaftless Screw Conveyors

Shafted Screw Conveyors vs Shaftless Screw Conveyors

Over the years, the use of screw conveyors in municipal wastewater plants has been popular for a combination of reasons. The full enclosure of the screw conveyor helps with two big housekeeping issues at the wastewater treatment plant; spilling of
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07
Sep, 2017 By Kerry Dissinger
Paddle Wheel Flocculators vs. Impeller Flocculators: Best Choice for Flocculation?

Paddle Wheel Flocculators vs. Impeller Flocculators: Best Choice for Flocculation?

Flocculation is an important part of the Water Treatment process.  “Flocculate is a verb meaning to form flocculant masses, as a cloud or a chemical precipitate; form aggregated or compound masses of particles.” Why would I want to flocculate? The
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18
Aug, 2017 By Kerry Dissinger
Plate Settler vs Tube Settler: Best Choice for a Sedimentation Basin?

Plate Settler vs Tube Settler: Best Choice for a Sedimentation Basin?

Conventional sedimentation is one of the oldest forms of water treatment. It uses gravity to separate particles from water. In order to achieve the desired results in a conventional sedimentation basin, a large basin with long residence time is needed.
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