Anaerobic processing method and device
A treatment method and technology of treatment device, which are applied in the fields of sludge treatment, biological sludge treatment, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problem that the moisture content of dewatered sludge is not easily reduced, the cost of chemicals is high, and the sludge is difficult to dewater, etc. problem, to achieve the effect of reducing anaerobic digestion capacity, effective recovery, and low-cost dehydration treatment
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[0090] according to figure 1 Implementation of the process.
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[0092] according to figure 2 Implementation of the process. Among them, regarding the dehydration treatment of anaerobic digested sludge, the image 3 with Figure 4 The treatment methods shown are combined.
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[0140] Then, according to Figure 5 , Describes an example of anaerobic treatment of sewage sludge and food manufacturing waste (waste sugar liquid and dessert-based waste products) and river mowing.
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[0142] ·Sewage sludge volume (mixed sludge of primary sludge and excess sludge) 30m 3 / Day (TS concentration 3.1%)
[0143] ·Incoming volume of food manufacturing waste is 1.35t / day (TS concentration 9.9%)
[0144] ·The river occupies an area of 0.15t / day of mowing and transport (water content 70.0%)
[0145] ·Biogas storage tank 3m 2 ×2 slots
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[0147] ·Gap type thickener (screen gap width 1.0mm, with back pressure plate)
[0148] ·Cation polymer flocculant (average molecular weight 3 million) injection rate 0.4% (ratio to SS)
[0149] ·Amount of sludge concentrate 12t / day (TS concentration 7.9%)
[0150] ·Separated liquid volume 19.5m 3 / Day (SS concentration 395mg / L)
[0151] ·SS recovery rate 97%
[0152] ·Crushing device for mowing
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[0154] ·The input amount of ...
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