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Swirling grit chamber
Principle
The swirling grit settling system adopts the principle of forced eddy current to achieve the purpose of sand settling. The raw water flows in a straight line after entering the flat inlet channels, minimizing the flow of the inlet turbulence. The end of the channel is an inclined plane, and the raw water enters the pool along the tangential direction of the bottom of the pool, causing wall attachment effect. Sand deposited at the bottom of the channel flows down the slope to the flat bottom and is trapped. In addition, there is an inlet guide plate at the end of the inlet channel. The water guide plate can make the water flow into the sand sink and the original water flow in the sand sink converge on the inclined surface of the guide plate and fold the water flow down to make it flow along the periphery of the sand sink. An axial propeller is installed at the center of the sink to ensure the proper rotation of all water flows in the sink. When the propeller, the water inlet baffle and the influent water flow are combined, a circulation flow pattern is produced. (The water flows along the periphery of the grit chamber. At the same time, it turns to the center along the flat bottom, through the impeller up, to the top, and then back to the pool wall, down to the bottom of the pool. This is a spiral circulation flow state). Under the action of the circulating flow state, the centrifugal force causes the sand to collide with the flat bottom to the maximum extent and is captured by the water flow. Once the sand is trapped at the bottom, it is pushed to the center by the bottom velocity generated by the circulation flow and falls into the sand hopper. The flat bottom of the pool is an important factor to ensure the maximum sand removal efficiency of the circulation pattern. Because the sloped bottom surface will reduce the intensity of the circulation flow, reduce the collection efficiency of the sand, and increase the content of organic matter in the sand collected and stored by the water flow. When the sand is pushed along the flat bottom towards the center of the grit chamber, the rotating impeller will accelerate the flow of water, causing the lighter organic matter to be lifted back to the effluent of the grit chamber. The sand then moves to the center of the tank and falls into the bottom sand hopper through the annular orifice between the propeller drive shaft and the steel cover plate. When the sand passes under the propeller, the upward flow generated by the propeller will bring out the organic matter sandwiched between the sand particles. The sand that completes this separation process can fall into the sand collecting hopper. When there are enough sand grains stored in the sand trap, the sand is pumped out by the vacuum start pump installed in the tank and sent to the dewatering device. Generally, sand is automatically discharged from the sand collecting hopper every four hours.
A 360 new straight line design is adopted in the swirling grit settling system, which makes the inlet and outlet channels 360, forming a natural flow line. The system is simple in structure, easy to install and can effectively improve the efficiency of sand removal.
In summary, the cyclone sand removal system has the following characteristics:
The axial propeller can bring the water inlet and the water in the sink to the center of the sink, and then upward, forming a circulating flow regime. The sand grains are slowly pushed horizontally towards the annular sand hopper, and the organic matter attached to the sand grains is detached from the sand during the flat movement. Organic matter returns to the wastewater and rises with the flow to the drain, which greatly reduces the appearance of organic matter and odors in the sediment.
Sand in sand hopper is intermittently lifted to sand water separator by sand lifting pump. The pump is vacuum started, and its hidden blade impeller is made of cast iron with nickel hardening treatment, which can withstand the impact and wear that may be caused by sand particles at high speed, and allow larger objects to pass through. The system provides a higher lift than a typical compressed air lift system and saves the associated compressed air system. Its unique vertical, non-blocking design allows for smooth and unobstructed operation, avoiding possible pipe blockages in normal horizontal installations.
Sand removal device
The gravel that sinks into the bottom of the sink is lifted to the sand water separator by a gas lift and sand removal pump. Our company developed the air lift sand removal pump to support the use of swirl aeration sand sink. Its installation and operation is very simple. Before starting the pump, first use the air to impinge the sand in the sand storage hopper to make it loose. It has the advantages of high lifting, low wear and low failure rate.
Technical Parameters