JPS6335774Y2 - - Google Patents

Info

Publication number
JPS6335774Y2
JPS6335774Y2 JP1982122188U JP12218882U JPS6335774Y2 JP S6335774 Y2 JPS6335774 Y2 JP S6335774Y2 JP 1982122188 U JP1982122188 U JP 1982122188U JP 12218882 U JP12218882 U JP 12218882U JP S6335774 Y2 JPS6335774 Y2 JP S6335774Y2
Authority
JP
Japan
Prior art keywords
cloth
sludge
dewatering
flow rate
running
Prior art date
Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
Expired
Application number
JP1982122188U
Other languages
Japanese (ja)
Other versions
JPS5927809U (en
Priority date (The priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the date listed.)
Filing date
Publication date
Application filed filed Critical
Priority to JP12218882U priority Critical patent/JPS5927809U/en
Publication of JPS5927809U publication Critical patent/JPS5927809U/en
Application granted granted Critical
Publication of JPS6335774Y2 publication Critical patent/JPS6335774Y2/ja
Granted legal-status Critical Current

Links

Landscapes

  • Measuring Volume Flow (AREA)

Description

【考案の詳細な説明】 本考案は布走行型脱水装置に関するもので、
当該脱水装置の自然脱水部から流下する過水の
流量検出手段を設け、この過水の流量によつて
当該脱水装置の運転を管理することを目的とする
ものである。
[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a cloth traveling type dewatering device.
The purpose of this invention is to provide a means for detecting the flow rate of excess water flowing down from the natural dehydration section of the dehydration apparatus, and to manage the operation of the dehydration apparatus based on the flow rate of the excess water.

従来から汚泥を脱水するにあたり、自然脱水部
と圧搾脱水部を有する布走行型脱水装置が用い
られている。
BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, in dewatering sludge, a cloth running type dewatering device having a natural dewatering section and a press dewatering section has been used.

従来の布走行型脱水装置の構造は第1図に示
したようなもので、汚泥を脱水する場合、次のよ
うな操作を行なう。
The structure of a conventional cloth traveling type dewatering device is as shown in FIG. 1, and when dewatering sludge, the following operations are performed.

すなわち、まず汚泥槽1の汚泥と凝集剤槽2の
凝集剤をそれぞれスラリーポンプ3および定量ポ
ンプ4で移送し、回転する撹拌器5に流入して汚
泥と凝集剤を充分に混合する。次いで凝集汚泥6
をほぼ水平に走行する通液性の第1布7上に落
下させ、凝集汚泥中の比較的脱離し易い水分を重
力によつて過し、その過水を下部に付設した
受けパン8で受け外部に排出する。一方第1布
7を反転ロール9によつて反転し、凝集汚泥6を
続いて通液性の第2布10に落下させる。第2
布10もほぼ水平に走行しているのでこの間で
比較的脱離し易い水分をさらに重力によつて過
し、過水を受けパン8′で受け外部に排出する。
このような重力によつて水分を過する自然脱水
部を経た後、凝集汚泥を第1布7および第2
布10によつて挾み、多数のロール11に掛け回
して圧搾脱水し、最後に加圧ベルト12によつて
加圧脱水し、反転ロール9′および9″によつて第
1布7および第2布10を離間し、第2布
10の上部に残留する脱水ケーキをスクレーパ1
3によつて掻き取り、同じように第1布7に残
留する脱水ケーキもスクレーパ13′によつて掻
き取る。また脱水ケーキを掻き取つた後第1布
7および第2布10をスプレーノズル14,1
4′によつて洗浄し、再び前述の操作を繰り返し
て凝集汚泥の脱水を行なう。
That is, first, the sludge in the sludge tank 1 and the flocculant in the flocculant tank 2 are transferred by the slurry pump 3 and the metering pump 4, respectively, and flow into the rotating agitator 5 to thoroughly mix the sludge and the flocculant. Next, flocculated sludge 6
The sludge is dropped onto a liquid-permeable first cloth 7 running almost horizontally, and the relatively easily desorbed water in the flocculated sludge is passed by gravity, and the excess water is received by a receiving pan 8 attached at the bottom. Discharge outside. On the other hand, the first cloth 7 is reversed by the reversing roll 9, and the flocculated sludge 6 is subsequently caused to fall onto the liquid-permeable second cloth 10. Second
Since the cloth 10 is also traveling approximately horizontally, the moisture that is relatively easily released is further filtered by gravity during this time, and the excess water is received by the pan 8' and discharged to the outside.
After passing through the natural dewatering section where water is removed by gravity, the flocculated sludge is transferred to the first cloth 7 and the second cloth.
The first cloth 7 and the second cloth are sandwiched between cloths 10 and passed through a number of rolls 11 to be dehydrated by pressing, and finally dehydrated by pressure by a pressure belt 12. Separate the two cloths 10 and remove the dehydrated cake remaining on the top of the second cloth 10 with the scraper 1.
Similarly, the dehydrated cake remaining on the first cloth 7 is also scraped off by the scraper 13'. After scraping off the dehydrated cake, the first cloth 7 and the second cloth 10 are sprayed onto the spray nozzles 14 and 1.
4', and the above-mentioned operation is repeated again to dewater the flocculated sludge.

なお、15は両布を走行させるためのモータ
であり、ひとつのロール11にチエン16によつ
て連絡し、その回転力を伝達する。
Note that 15 is a motor for running both fabrics, and is connected to one roll 11 through a chain 16 to transmit its rotational force.

従来の布走行型脱水装置の構造およびその操
作は上述したようなものであり、通常、処理せん
とする汚泥についてあらかじめビーカテストおよ
び小型実験装置の運転を行ない、それぞれ凝集剤
の最適添加量および布の最適走行速度などを決
定する。
The structure and operation of conventional cloth running type dewatering equipment are as described above. Usually, a beaker test and a small experimental device are conducted on the sludge to be treated in advance to determine the optimum amount of flocculant to be added and cloth running type dewatering equipment. Determine the optimal running speed, etc.

なお凝集剤の最適添加量および布の最適走行
速度の測定方法について簡単に説明すると、まず
最適添加量については、数個のビーカに処理せん
とする汚泥を分取し、当該ビーカに凝集剤を段階
的に添加量を変化させて添加し、それぞれ撹拌し
て反応させた後、約60メツシユの篩で凝集汚泥を
過して経過時間と液量を測定し、さらに当該
過によつて得られる脱水汚泥を約60目の布に
より手絞りし、残留水分の絞り易さおよび剥離性
を観察し、前記過性と剥離性の両面から最適添
加量を決定する。一方布の走行速度について説
明すると、当該速度は脱水ケーキの含水率と密接
に関連し、あまり早く走行すると所定の含水率が
得られなくなり、逆にあまり遅く走行すると、所
定の含水率が得られる反面、処理容量が低下す
る。したがつて最適な布の走行速度は脱水ケー
キの含水率が所定の値を得る点における最も早い
速度と云える。この最適な布の走行速度を測定
する場合、通常、布走行型脱水装置の小型実験
装置の運転によつて決定する。
To briefly explain how to measure the optimal amount of flocculant added and the optimal running speed of the cloth, first, the optimal amount of addition is determined by dividing the sludge to be treated into several beakers, and adding the flocculant to the beakers. After adding the sludge by changing the amount in stages, stirring and reacting each time, the flocculated sludge is passed through a sieve of about 60 mesh to measure the elapsed time and liquid volume, and the amount obtained by the sieve is measured. The dehydrated sludge is manually squeezed using a cloth with approximately 60 meshes, and the ease of squeezing out residual water and peelability are observed, and the optimum amount to be added is determined from both the permeability and peelability. On the other hand, when explaining the running speed of the cloth, the speed is closely related to the moisture content of the dehydrated cake; if it runs too fast, the desired moisture content cannot be obtained, and conversely, if it runs too slowly, the desired moisture content cannot be obtained. On the other hand, processing capacity decreases. Therefore, the optimum cloth running speed can be said to be the fastest speed at which the moisture content of the dehydrated cake reaches a predetermined value. When measuring this optimum cloth running speed, it is usually determined by operating a small experimental device of a cloth traveling type dehydrator.

従来の布走行型脱水装置においては、前述し
たビーカテストおよび小型実験装置の運転によつ
てそれぞれ得られた凝集剤の最適添加量および
布の最適走行速度によつて運転を開始するが、処
理する汚泥の濃度は前段に設置されている汚泥の
濃縮装置の運転状態などにより、ある程度変化す
るので、前記両最適値がずれることがある。また
汚泥のスラリーポンプ3あるいは凝集剤の定量ポ
ンプ4の設定吐出量が変化する場合もある。
In conventional fabric running type dehydration equipment, operation is started based on the optimum amount of flocculant added and the optimum running speed of the fabric obtained through the beaker test and the operation of the small experimental device described above. Since the concentration of sludge changes to some extent depending on the operating state of the sludge thickening device installed in the previous stage, the two optimum values may deviate from each other. Further, the set discharge amount of the sludge slurry pump 3 or flocculant metering pump 4 may change.

しかしながら従来の布走行型脱水装置におい
てはこれらの最適値がずれていることを検出する
手段を備えておらず、運転管理が非常に困難とな
つている。現状では得られる脱水ケーキの含水率
の測定あるいはその性状の観察などで運転を管理
しているが、含水率の測定は煩雑であり、現場向
きとは云い難く、またその対応が遅れかつこの方
法は布走行型脱水装置の運転管理としては適し
ていない。というのは前述したごとく布の最適
走行速度は脱水ケーキの含水率が所定の値を得る
点における最も早い速度であるので、含水率がた
とえ所定の値となつていたとしても、この値のみ
では布の走行速度が最適か否か判定できないか
らである。
However, the conventional cloth traveling type dewatering apparatus does not have a means to detect deviations from these optimum values, making operation management extremely difficult. Currently, operations are managed by measuring the moisture content of the dehydrated cake obtained or observing its properties, but measuring the moisture content is complicated and difficult to use in the field. is not suitable for operation management of cloth traveling type dewatering equipment. This is because, as mentioned above, the optimal running speed of the cloth is the fastest speed at which the moisture content of the dehydrated cake reaches a predetermined value, so even if the moisture content is at a predetermined value, this value alone will not work. This is because it cannot be determined whether the running speed of the cloth is optimal or not.

本考案者は従来の布走行型脱水装置におけ
る、かかる現状に鑑みて、最適な凝集条件あるい
は最適な布走行速度がずれた場合、これを容易
に判定し得る手段を種々検討した結果、自然脱水
部における過水の流量を測定することにより、
布走行型脱水装置の運転が容易に管理できるこ
とを知見した。本考案はこの知見に基づくもので
一定の距離をほぼ水平に走行する通液性の無端
布上に凝集剤を添加した汚泥を供給し、重力によ
つて当該汚泥中の水分を過する自然脱水部と、
2枚の通液性の無端布に前記自然脱水した汚泥
を挾んでロールに掛回して走行させて再脱水する
圧搾脱水部とからなる脱水装置において、前記自
然脱水部における通液性布の下方部に過水の
受樋を設けるとともに、当該受樋に連通する過
水の流量検出手段を設けたことを特徴とする布
走行型脱水装置である。
In view of the current situation in conventional fabric running type dehydration equipment, the inventor of the present invention has investigated various means to easily determine when the optimum coagulation conditions or the optimum fabric running speed deviate, and as a result, we have found that natural dewatering By measuring the flow rate of excess water in the
It was found that the operation of the cloth traveling type dewatering equipment can be easily managed. The present invention is based on this knowledge, and is a natural dewatering method in which sludge added with a flocculant is supplied onto a liquid-permeable endless cloth that runs a certain distance almost horizontally, and the water in the sludge is removed by gravity. Department and
In a dewatering device comprising a press dewatering section where the naturally dehydrated sludge is sandwiched between two fluid permeable endless cloths, the sludge is passed around a roll, and the sludge is run again for re-dehydration, below the fluid permeable cloth in the natural dewatering section. This is a cloth traveling type dewatering device characterized in that an overwater receiving gutter is provided in the section, and an overwater flow rate detection means communicating with the receiving gutter is provided.

以下に本考案の実施態様の一例を図面に基づい
て詳細に説明する。
An example of an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below based on the drawings.

第2図は本考案の要部の切欠縦断面図であり、
本考案の特徴となる点は受けパン8に仕切板1
7,17′を立設することにより過水の受樋1
8を構成し、当該受樋18と流量検出手段19と
を連通管20で連通したところにある。本実施態
様における流量検出手段19は滞留槽21と溢流
堰22と電極23,23′と溢流槽24とからな
るものであるが、水の流量が検出できるものであ
ればどんなものでもさしつかない。なお本考案装
置の他の部分は従来の布走行型脱水装置と同様
であるので説明を省略する。
FIG. 2 is a cutaway vertical cross-sectional view of the main part of the present invention.
The feature of this invention is that the receiving pan 8 has a partition plate 1.
7 and 17' are installed upright, the overwater receiving gutter 1
8, and the receiving gutter 18 and the flow rate detection means 19 are communicated with each other through a communication pipe 20. The flow rate detection means 19 in this embodiment consists of a retention tank 21, an overflow weir 22, electrodes 23, 23', and an overflow tank 24, but any device can be used as long as it can detect the flow rate of water. I can't resist. The other parts of the device of the present invention are the same as those of the conventional cloth traveling type dewatering device, so the explanation will be omitted.

なお受けパン8における仕切板17および1
7′の外側に存在する過水は、前述した従来装
置と同様に、外部に排出することは言うまでもな
い。
Note that the partition plates 17 and 1 in the receiving pan 8
Needless to say, the excess water existing outside the tube 7' is discharged to the outside as in the conventional device described above.

次に本考案の操作を説明する。 Next, the operation of the present invention will be explained.

まず前述したようなビーカテストおよび小型実
験装置によつてそれぞれ求めた凝集剤の最適添加
量および最適走行速度になるように、スラリーポ
ンプ3および定量ポンプ4の吐出量を設定すると
ともに、減速機(図示せず)を操作してロール1
1の回転速度を調節する。
First, the discharge amounts of the slurry pump 3 and the metering pump 4 are set so that the optimum amount of flocculant added and the optimum running speed are obtained by the beaker test and the small experimental device as described above, and the reduction gear ( (not shown) to roll 1.
Adjust the rotation speed of 1.

このような操作により撹拌器5によつて混合さ
れた凝集汚泥6が、ほぼ水平に走行する第1布
7上に落下し、この部分によつて前述したような
自然脱水が開始される。そして自然脱水された凝
集汚泥6は第1布7および第2布10によつ
て挾み込まれ、前述の圧搾脱水へと移行するが、
本考案においては自然脱水部から得られる過水
の一部を受樋18で受け、当該過水を連通管2
0を流下させて滞留槽21に流入する。滞留槽2
1にある量の過水が満たされると過水は溢流
堰22を溢流するが、この際に当該溢流堰22の
直上に、流量によつてその高さが比例して変化す
る水層が形成されるので、電極23の先端がその
水層の上端に接触するように電極23をセツトす
る。また当該電極23のやや上に電極23′の先
端が位置するように電極23′もセツトしておく。
なお両電極23,23′は以下のような計装的な
配慮を行なつておく。すなわち過水の流量が低
下して溢流堰22の直上に形成される水層と電極
23の先端が離れた場合、および過水の流量が
増加して前記水層と電極23′の先端が接触した
場合の両者について、それぞれ警報が発信される
ようにしておく。
By such an operation, the flocculated sludge 6 mixed by the stirrer 5 falls onto the first cloth 7 running approximately horizontally, and the natural dewatering as described above is started by this portion. The naturally dehydrated flocculated sludge 6 is then sandwiched between the first cloth 7 and the second cloth 10, and the process proceeds to the above-mentioned compression dewatering.
In the present invention, a part of the excess water obtained from the natural dehydration section is received by the receiving gutter 18, and the excess water is transferred to the communication pipe 2.
0 flows down and flows into the retention tank 21. Retention tank 2
1 is filled with a certain amount of excess water, the excess water overflows the overflow weir 22, but at this time, a water whose height changes proportionally depending on the flow rate is placed directly above the overflow weir 22. As a layer is formed, electrode 23 is set so that the tip of electrode 23 contacts the top of the water layer. Further, the electrode 23' is also set so that the tip of the electrode 23' is located slightly above the electrode 23.
Note that the following instrumentation considerations should be taken for both electrodes 23 and 23'. That is, when the flow rate of excess water decreases and the water layer formed directly above the overflow weir 22 and the tip of the electrode 23 are separated, and when the flow rate of excess water increases and the water layer forms directly above the overflow weir 22 and the tip of the electrode 23' become separated. Alerts should be sent to both parties in the event of contact.

なおこれらの電極のセツトは布走行型脱水装
置の理想的な運転状態を維持している当初の運転
時期に完了しておくものとする。
It is assumed that the setting of these electrodes is completed during the initial operating period when the ideal operating condition of the cloth traveling type dehydrator is maintained.

本考案の布走行型脱水装置においてはこのよ
うな電極のセツトにより容易にその運転を管理す
ることができる。
In the fabric traveling type dewatering apparatus of the present invention, its operation can be easily controlled by such a set of electrodes.

たとえば処理せんとする汚泥の濃度が濃くなつ
た場合、あるいはスラリーポンプ3または定量ポ
ンプ4の設定流量が変化した場合などは、いづれ
も最適凝集範囲を逸脱し、凝集不良になるから受
樋18に流入する過水の流量が低下する。した
がつて溢流堰22の直上に形成される水層と電極
23の先端が離間し警報を発する。
For example, if the concentration of sludge to be treated increases, or if the set flow rate of the slurry pump 3 or metering pump 4 changes, the optimum flocculation range will be exceeded, resulting in poor flocculation. The flow rate of inflowing excess water decreases. Therefore, the water layer formed directly above the overflow weir 22 and the tip of the electrode 23 are separated, and an alarm is issued.

また、たとえば処理せんとする汚泥の濃度が薄
くなつた場合は受樋18に流入する過水の流量
が増加するので、前記水層と電極23′の先端が
接触し警報を発する。
Further, for example, when the concentration of sludge to be treated becomes low, the flow rate of excess water flowing into the receiving trough 18 increases, so that the water layer comes into contact with the tip of the electrode 23' and an alarm is issued.

このような警報の発信により当該装置の管理者
は、即座に種々の異変を認識し得るので、それに
よる対応動作、たとえばスラリーポンプ3、定量
ポンプ4の設定吐出量の確認、あるいは吐出量の
変更、または布の走行速度を早めたり遅めたり
する操作を行なえばよい。
By issuing such an alarm, the administrator of the device in question can immediately recognize various abnormalities, and take corresponding actions, such as checking the set discharge volume of the slurry pump 3 and metering pump 4, or changing the discharge volume. Alternatively, you may perform an operation to speed up or slow down the running speed of the cloth.

以上説明したように、本考案においては布走
行型脱水装置の運転を自然脱水部における過水
の流量によつて管理するので、従来の脱水ケーキ
の含水率の測定と比較して簡単であり、かつ含水
率の測定では検出不可能な布の最適走行速度の
逸脱も容易に検出することができる。
As explained above, in the present invention, the operation of the cloth running type dewatering device is controlled by the flow rate of excess water in the natural dewatering section, so that it is simpler than the conventional measurement of the moisture content of dehydrated cake, and it can easily detect deviations from the optimal cloth running speed which cannot be detected by moisture content measurement.

なお受樋18の設置場所としては、撹拌器5か
ら排出される凝集汚泥6が第1布7に落下する
直後の下方部とした方が、得られる過水の量が
多く、流量の測定精度が高くなり好ましい。また
第2図の実施態様においては受樋18を受けパン
8を利用して設置したが、受けパン8の上部に別
に受樋18を設置してもよく、また流量検出装置
19としてはすくなくとも2点以上の警報設点を
持つ面積式流量計あるいは電磁流量計などの公知
の流量計を用いることもできる。
As for the installation location of the receiving trough 18, it is better to install it in the lower part immediately after the flocculated sludge 6 discharged from the agitator 5 falls onto the first cloth 7, since the amount of superfluous water obtained will be larger and the accuracy of flow rate measurement will be improved. is preferable as it increases. Further, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, the receiving gutter 18 is installed using the receiving pan 8, but the receiving gutter 18 may be separately installed above the receiving pan 8, and the flow rate detection device 19 can be configured using at least two Known flowmeters such as area type flowmeters or electromagnetic flowmeters having more than one alarm setting can also be used.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来の布走行型脱水装置の縦断面図
であり、第2図は本考案の布走行型脱水装置の
要部の切欠縦断面図である。 1……汚泥槽、2……凝集剤槽、3……スラリ
ーポンプ、4……定量ポンプ、5……撹拌器、6
……凝集汚泥、7……第1布、8……受けパ
ン、9……反転ロール、10……第2布、11
……ロール、12……加圧ベルト、13……スク
レーパ、14……スプレーノズル、15……モー
タ、16……チエン、17……仕切板、18……
受樋、19……流量検出手段、20……連通管、
21……滞留槽、22……溢流堰、23……電
極、24……溢流槽。
FIG. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a conventional cloth running type dewatering device, and FIG. 2 is a cutaway vertical cross-sectional view of the main parts of the cloth traveling type dehydrating device of the present invention. 1... Sludge tank, 2... Coagulant tank, 3... Slurry pump, 4... Metering pump, 5... Stirrer, 6
...Agglomerated sludge, 7...First cloth, 8...Receiving pan, 9...Reversing roll, 10...Second cloth, 11
... Roll, 12 ... Pressure belt, 13 ... Scraper, 14 ... Spray nozzle, 15 ... Motor, 16 ... Chain, 17 ... Partition plate, 18 ...
Receiving gutter, 19...Flow rate detection means, 20...Communication pipe,
21... Retention tank, 22... Overflow weir, 23... Electrode, 24... Overflow tank.

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 一定の距離をほぼ水平に走行する通液性の無端
布上に凝集剤を添加した汚泥を供給し、重力に
よつて当該汚泥中の水分を過する自然脱水部
と、2枚の通液性の無端布に前記自然脱水した
汚泥を挾んでロールに掛回して走行させて再脱水
する圧搾脱水部とからなる脱水装置において、前
記自然脱水部における通液性布の下方部に過
水の受樋を設けるとともに、当該受樋に連通する
過水の流量検出手段を設けたことを特徴とする
布走行型脱水装置。
A natural dewatering section that supplies sludge with a flocculant added onto a liquid-permeable endless cloth that runs a certain distance almost horizontally, and drains the water in the sludge by gravity, and two liquid-permeable sheets. In the dehydration device, the dewatering device includes a press dewatering section for sandwiching the naturally dewatered sludge between an endless cloth and running it around a roll to dehydrate it again. A cloth traveling type dewatering device characterized by being provided with a gutter and a means for detecting the flow rate of excess water communicating with the gutter.
JP12218882U 1982-08-13 1982-08-13 Filter cloth running type dehydration equipment Granted JPS5927809U (en)

Priority Applications (1)

Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
JP12218882U JPS5927809U (en) 1982-08-13 1982-08-13 Filter cloth running type dehydration equipment

Applications Claiming Priority (1)

Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
JP12218882U JPS5927809U (en) 1982-08-13 1982-08-13 Filter cloth running type dehydration equipment

Publications (2)

Publication Number Publication Date
JPS5927809U JPS5927809U (en) 1984-02-21
JPS6335774Y2 true JPS6335774Y2 (en) 1988-09-22

Family

ID=30279384

Family Applications (1)

Application Number Title Priority Date Filing Date
JP12218882U Granted JPS5927809U (en) 1982-08-13 1982-08-13 Filter cloth running type dehydration equipment

Country Status (1)

Country Link
JP (1) JPS5927809U (en)

Families Citing this family (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP3485138B2 (en) * 1996-02-08 2004-01-13 勇 星谷 Sludge dewatering method and sludge dewatering equipment used for it
JP2018176108A (en) * 2017-04-19 2018-11-15 株式会社クボタ Method for operating belt type concentrator and belt type concentration apparatus

Citations (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS5644817B2 (en) * 1973-05-12 1981-10-22

Family Cites Families (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS5644817U (en) * 1979-09-14 1981-04-22

Patent Citations (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS5644817B2 (en) * 1973-05-12 1981-10-22

Also Published As

Publication number Publication date
JPS5927809U (en) 1984-02-21

Similar Documents

Publication Publication Date Title
JPS61219499A (en) Method of controlling and optimizing operation of porous belt press for filtering slurry
Abu-Orf et al. Effect of mixing on the rheological characteristics of conditioned sludge: full-scale studies
JP2000325997A (en) Sludge concentration apparatus
JPS6335774Y2 (en)
CA2155034C (en) Process and apparatus for controlling the dewatering of suspensions
JP3065837B2 (en) Method and apparatus for measuring moisture content of dehydrated cake
JPH037478B2 (en)
JPS625834Y2 (en)
US3812971A (en) An apparatus for dehydrating a slurry
US2826061A (en) Device for measuring the percentage of solid matter in a liquid
JP3705466B2 (en) Concentration dehydration method and concentration dehydration apparatus
JPS6027597Y2 (en) Sludge dewatering equipment
JPS583726B2 (en) Sludge dewatering equipment
JP3325049B2 (en) Sludge treatment method and sludge treatment apparatus therefor
Genter et al. Principles and Factors Influencing Vacuum Filtration of Sludge [with Discussion]
JP3565944B2 (en) Separated liquid monitoring device
CN213623796U (en) Water filtering device for evaluating sludge dewatering agent
JP4822611B2 (en) Muddy water treatment apparatus and muddy water treatment method
JPS6047040B2 (en) Sludge dewatering equipment
JPS6032949Y2 (en) Belt press type dehydrator
JPH07204692A (en) Method for controlling sludge treatment facility
JPS5937357Y2 (en) Sludge rectifier for belt press
WO2024024383A1 (en) Method and device for drying liquid-containing matter
CA1129697A (en) Process for controlling pulp washing systems
JPH027624Y2 (en)