This invention relates to the field of
wastewater treatment technology, specifically to a
sedimentation and separation device for
wastewater treatment. The device includes a
sedimentation tank, a linear slide, a rotating chamber, multiple telescopic stirring and dosing components, a radial drive mechanism, and a lifting mechanism. A conical
sludge collection hopper is located at the bottom of the
sedimentation tank. The linear slide is positioned at the top along the length of the sedimentation tank. The rotating chamber is driven to rotate by a first
servo motor at the working end of the linear slide. The telescopic stirring and dosing components are circumferentially distributed within the rotating chamber and include a slider, guide sleeve, delivery
pipe, vertical frame, and dosing
pipe. The delivery
pipe is connected to a supply tank, and two sets of dosing pipes are rotatably connected and equipped with dosing ports. The radial drive mechanism drives the slider to move radially, and the lifting mechanism is connected to the delivery pipe via a transmission connection. This device, through the linkage of the radial drive mechanism and the lifting mechanism, achieves coordinated adjustment of the radial expansion and contraction and vertical lifting of the dosing pipe. Combined with the rotating stirring, it achieves uniform dosing and stirring throughout the sedimentation tank, improving coagulation and sedimentation separation efficiency and adapting to different
wastewater treatment conditions.