Lamella inclined plate sedimentation tank

Product introduction:
Lanmei's high-efficiency inclined plate sedimentation tank is different from conventional sedimentation tanks. Its unique water distribution method and inclined plate structure greatly improve the sedimentation efficiency. Whether it is the surface load or the working intensity during use, and the service life, it is several times that of ordinary sedimentation tanks. With its excellent performance, the Lanmei's inclined plate sedimentation tank has occupied a place in the solid-liquid classification section of sewage treatment. And as everyone's requirements for equipment become higher and higher, the structural space is becoming more and more compact, and more users choose to use Lanmei's sedimentation tank instead of conventional sedimentation tanks.
Product advantages:
1. The surface load is 2-4 times that of traditional sedimentation tanks.
2. The unique water distribution structure is large and easy to precipitate.
3. The inclined plate plays a re-flocculation role on the sediment.
4. The material and spacing of the inclined plate can be customized to adapt to more working conditions.
5. Stable inclined plate structure, no collapse, easy maintenance.
6. Online backwashing can be realized, and the inclined plate mud is cleaned regularly.
7. Equipped with a scraper to solve the problem of poor mud discharge at the bottom.
Application areas:
1. Grit tank: Applying a sedimentation tank to a grit tank can remove inorganic impurities in the water.
2. Primary sedimentation tank: Applying a sedimentation tank to a primary sedimentation tank can remove suspended solids and other solids with a density greater than one in the water.
3. Secondary sedimentation tank: Applying a sedimentation tank to a secondary sedimentation tank can remove activated sludge in the effluent from biological treatment.
4. Concentration tank: Applying a sedimentation tank to a concentration tank can separate the water in the sludge and concentrate the sludge.
5. Deep treatment: In the field of deep treatment, the effluent from the secondary sedimentation tank is coagulated with flocculants and then applied to a sedimentation tank to remove suspended solids in the water.