Clarifier Mechanism

Product Description

A clarifier is a key component in water and wastewater treatment systems, designed to remove suspended solids and particulate matter through sedimentation. It allows heavier particles to settle at the bottom, forming sludge, while lighter materials (like oils and grease) may rise to the surface for skimming. Types of Clarifiers: 1. Primary Clarifier a Used in wastewater treatment plants to remove large solids before biological treatment. 2. Secondary Clarifier a Used after biological treatment to settle out biomass and suspended solids. 3. Circular Clarifier a Common in large treatment plants, featuring a rotating scraper to collect sludge. 4. Lamella Clarifier a Uses inclined plates to enhance sedimentation efficiency in a compact design. 5. Tube Settler Clarifier a Uses a series of tubes to promote settling in a small footprint. Applications: Municipal wastewater treatment Industrial effluent treatment Drinking water purification Power plants and chemical processing industries Would you like help selecting a clarifier for a specific application?