This utility model discloses a
sludge reduction device based on porous packing, belonging to the field of
sludge reduction technology. It includes an inlet
pipe, a reduction mechanism fixedly connected to its outer surface, a filter
assembly movably connected to the inner cavity of the inlet
pipe, and an outlet
pipe fixedly connected inside the reduction mechanism. A valve is installed on the outer surface of the outlet pipe. Through two aerators and a stirring
assembly, air can be supplied to the reaction tank to form a stable aerobic environment, providing sufficient
oxygen for the aerobic
metabolism of microorganisms and accelerating the
decomposition of
organic matter in the
sludge. Simultaneously, the
water flow disturbance generated by
aeration and the stirring action of the stirring
assembly promote full contact between the
wastewater and the
biofilm on the porous packing, significantly improving
mass transfer efficiency. In this environment, microorganisms can more fully utilize the
organic matter in the
wastewater, accelerating their own
metabolism and sludge
decomposition, thus improving sludge reduction efficiency, effectively reducing subsequent sludge
treatment costs and
environmental pressure, and enhancing the practicality of the device.