Patent classifications
B01D37/03
Stable concentrated polyaluminum chlorosilicate solutions
Novel polyaluminum chlorosilicates (PACSi) and sodium aluminum silicate (SAS) products having improved characteristics useful in the treatment of water and wastewater as compared with polyaluminum chlorides (PAC), are provided herein, as well as new processes for their manufacture, and methods of using PACSi as coagulants and flocculants in the treatment of water and/or wastewater.
Stable concentrated polyaluminum chlorosilicate solutions
Novel polyaluminum chlorosilicates (PACSi) and sodium aluminum silicate (SAS) products having improved characteristics useful in the treatment of water and wastewater as compared with polyaluminum chlorides (PAC), are provided herein, as well as new processes for their manufacture, and methods of using PACSi as coagulants and flocculants in the treatment of water and/or wastewater.
WATER FILTRATION AND RECYCLING SYSTEM
A water filtration and recycling system includes an external machine to collect solid particles and water, a first filter to filter the solid particles from the water to form primary filtered water, a second filter to filter the solid particles from the primary filtered water to form secondary filtered water, and a water tank to store the secondary filtered water, wherein secondary filtered water recycles to the external machine in a closed loop. The water filtration and recycling system includes a recycling machine including a clean tank to hold clean water that cycles through the water filtration and recycling system, a dirty tank to hold dirty water that cycles through the water filtration and recycling system, a dirty water in manifold to direct the water into the dirty manifold, a dirty water out manifold to direct the water out of the dirty manifold, a clean water in manifold to direct the water into the clean manifold, and a clean water out manifold to direct the water out of the clean manifold.
Solid-Liquid Separator and Solid-Liquid Separation System
This solid-liquid separator (100a) includes a screw type dehydration unit (2) including a screw (22) and that performs primary dehydration on an object to be processed, and a rotary-body type dehydration unit (3) including a plurality of rotary bodies (30), disposed subsequent to the screw type dehydration unit, and that performs secondary dehydration on the object to be processed on which the primary dehydration has been performed by the screw type dehydration unit. The screw rotates at a higher rotational speed than those of the rotary bodies.
Solid-Liquid Separator and Solid-Liquid Separation System
This solid-liquid separator (100a) includes a screw type dehydration unit (2) including a screw (22) and that performs primary dehydration on an object to be processed, and a rotary-body type dehydration unit (3) including a plurality of rotary bodies (30), disposed subsequent to the screw type dehydration unit, and that performs secondary dehydration on the object to be processed on which the primary dehydration has been performed by the screw type dehydration unit. The screw rotates at a higher rotational speed than those of the rotary bodies.
Spoil treatment plant
A spoil treatment plant configured within a frame for easy relocation. The spoil treatment plant comprises a dump bin held within the frame for receiving spoil, a vibrating screen separator mounted in the frame away from the dump bin, an elevator located within the frame, the elevator transporting spoil from the dump bin to the vibrating screen separator, a slurry tank within the frame below the vibrating screen separator that collects slurry; and a chute adjacent the vibrating screen separator that delivers spadeable fill. The vibrating screen separator separates the spoil into spadeable fill delivered from the chute and fine slurry delivered to the slurry tank. The spoil treatment plant may also comprise a further dewatering element, such as a rotary press, that extracts water from the spadeable fill.
Spoil treatment plant
A spoil treatment plant configured within a frame for easy relocation. The spoil treatment plant comprises a dump bin held within the frame for receiving spoil, a vibrating screen separator mounted in the frame away from the dump bin, an elevator located within the frame, the elevator transporting spoil from the dump bin to the vibrating screen separator, a slurry tank within the frame below the vibrating screen separator that collects slurry; and a chute adjacent the vibrating screen separator that delivers spadeable fill. The vibrating screen separator separates the spoil into spadeable fill delivered from the chute and fine slurry delivered to the slurry tank. The spoil treatment plant may also comprise a further dewatering element, such as a rotary press, that extracts water from the spadeable fill.
Filter method for filtering a fluid and adjusting a pre-treatment agent based on a process variable
a filtering method, with which a fluid to be filtered is led through a filter (4), the filter (4) is back-flushed at regular time intervals and a pre-treatment agent is added to the fluid at the entry side of the filter. A process variable which describes the efficiency of the filtration is continuously computed during the filtration, and a metering quantity of the pre-treatment agent is reset on the basis of the values for the process variable or a characteristic values derived from this.
Filter method for filtering a fluid and adjusting a pre-treatment agent based on a process variable
a filtering method, with which a fluid to be filtered is led through a filter (4), the filter (4) is back-flushed at regular time intervals and a pre-treatment agent is added to the fluid at the entry side of the filter. A process variable which describes the efficiency of the filtration is continuously computed during the filtration, and a metering quantity of the pre-treatment agent is reset on the basis of the values for the process variable or a characteristic values derived from this.
Integrated apparatus for chemical precipitation and rapid filtration of water samples
An integrated apparatus for chemical precipitation and rapid filtration of water samples. The invention relates to an apparatus for chemical precipitation and filtration of water samples. The integrated apparatus includes a reaction vessel, a lid of reaction vessel, a opening for reagent addition and gas leakage, an aerating tube, a support, a liquid phase remover, a solid phase collector, a control cover of the liquid phase remover, and a control cover of the solid phase collector.