sedimentation tank
settlement tank

Reduce the amount of sediment by using a sedimentation tank.

Paper mills usually have their own water treatment plants with sedimentation tanks.

As a result, the sedimentation tank can be reduced in sized.

Sedimentation tanks have been used to treat wastewater for millennia.

The third phase was split into two parts, which initially involved the building of new primary sedimentation tanks.

Transfer function time series models were used to model the quality data collected from a primary sedimentation tank at the plant.

A sedimentation tank is then used to remove the resultant sludge.

Practical perception of the sedimentation tank is reinforced using the actual photographs.

Explain the difference. c) What will happen to the result, if the depth of the sedimentation tank is reduced by half?

In 1947 a primary sedimentation tank was added and modified aeration process adopted.

After coagulation the water flows via a channel to two sedimentation tanks.

After mixing, the water enters the four annular shaped sedimentation tanks.

Odours from the primary sedimentation tanks and the trickling filters are the most significant.

A secondary sedimentation tank allows the microorganisms and solid waste to settle out.

A primary sedimentation tank collects the smaller particles.

The existing primary sedimentation tanks will be upgraded with scum skimmers and other equipment.

The settling particles can contact each other and arise when approaching the floor of the sedimentation tanks at very high particle concentration.

Also, there are several components of the sedimentation tank which are difficult to explain without the aid of visual display.

However, in a continuously operating sedimentation tank, the particles are also transported in the horizontal direction as well.

The treatment system typically consists of a sedimentation tank and an air stripper or granular activated carbon.

This flocculating agent binds together the impurities, which sink and are removed in sedimentation tanks.

The sludge will become putrescent in a short time once anaerobic bacteria take over, and must be removed from the sedimentation tank before this happens.

At the time of writing the multimedia package on sedimentation tank design and operation has been completed and is accessible on the web.

After preliminary treatment, wastewater is distributed to four sedimentation tanks where solid particles are removed from suspension by gravity settling.

Sludge bulking occurs when the sludge fails to separate out in the sedimentation tanks.