Pump takes wastewater from ground
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Transport sewage or wastewater to a sewage system in instances
when gravity cannot naturally carry the sewage (such as up an
incline); and
to bar screen
A bar screen is a filter system designed to to remove objects such as rags, wipes
and plastics, from wastewater and protect pumps from clogging. It is the first level
of filtration used by wastewater treatment plants.
To grit sludge removal
Grit removal is the process used to remove sand, silt and grit from water. Grit (and
sand) removal is often found in the headworks of wastewater treatment plants (WWTP).
To primary sedimentation (done in a plate-and-frame filter?)
Primary sedimentation is usually the second stage of the Wastewater Treatment
(WWT) process. It occurs after the water passes through the Inlet Works/Screening
process where all non-organic solids such as non-dissolved materials, wet-pipes and
debris are removed from the water.
A filter press is one of the oldest and most trusted pieces of dewatering equipment. It's
used for wastewater treatment across a variety of industries and applications. A
filter press works by separating out solids from liquids, removing impurities, and
suspended solids from industrial wastewater.
To aeration in an open tank where air is introduced
Aeration is the process of adding air into wastewater to allow aerobic biodegradation of
the organic materials. The principal secondary treatment techniques used are the trickling filter
and the activated sludge process and are often classified as fixed-film or suspended-growth
systems respectively.
To final sedimentation
The tertiary stage of treatment is where wastewater's impurities are actually removed
from the supply. During this stage, as much as 99% of the impurities are eliminated,
making water that is close to drinking water quality