A type of transfer settling tank

Abstract

This utility model discloses a transfer settling tank, including a tank body. The bottom of the tank body is connected to several conical sleeves, and the bottom of each conical sleeve is connected to a valve. Inside the tank body, a dividing plate is fixedly connected to the top of each conical sleeve. The number of dividing plates corresponds to the number of conical sleeves, and their length decreases progressively from left to right. Inside the tank body, a connecting frame is provided outside the dividing plates. Inside the connecting frame, several guide plates are fixedly connected, and the guide plates are angled upwards to the right. This utility model uses the conical structure at the bottom to form a natural settling slope, allowing solid particles to quickly slide towards the bottom valve under gravity, preventing secondary suspension of sediment at the horizontal bottom due to liquid impact. Simultaneously, the dividing plates, with decreasing length from left to right, form a stepped settling zone, gradually reducing the fluid kinetic energy, prolonging the residence time of the solid-liquid mixture, and promoting stratification.

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