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Municipal Wastewater Treatment Systems

Wastewater treatment plants for both municipal and industrial applications are designed to produce a clean, safe water discharge, usually to a river. The complexity of the plant will depend on the immediate environmental considerations and the consent limits negotiated with the authorities. New plants built today are becoming more and more sophisticated, but for the purposes of this overview on US Centrifuge Systems CQ decanter centrifuge applications, we will consider only the basics.

The CQ decanter centrifuge has been used extensively in sludge thickening and sludge dewatering duties.

Municipal Sites

There are basically two application types in the wastewater treatment industry for the decanter centrifuge:

• The first is to take liquid slurry (around 1 - 3 % ds.) as feed to the decanter and thicken it to around 8% ds, often prior to going to a biological digester.
• The second is to feed the decanter with similar slurry and dewater the solids to a dry looking solids mass prior to disposal. In the second case the solids can come from the primary clarifier or the secondary clarifier after biological treatment.

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Water Wash Spray Booth Paint Sludge Recovery

Since 1991 water wash spray booth paint sludge recovery has been one of US Centrifuge Systems's most common and successful applications with many installations throughout North America. It requires knowledge and experience to properly move paint solids to the point of extraction where they can be collected and fed to the centrifuge for separation and removal. We have unequalled application expertise when it comes to properly applying a centrifuge to water wash spray booths along with the widest range of machine models and capacities available.

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US Centrifuge Systems Automatic Batch Sequence Wastewater Processing System

US Centrifuge automatic self-monitoring batch-sequence wastewater treatment systems can be used to treat a wide variety of industrial wastewater applications using a wide variety of chemical treatment programs. Advantages of the self-monitoring automatic batch-sequence wastewater treatment system include:

• Fully automatic batch-sequence process requires virtually no operator attention.
  
  
• Fully integrated skid mounted system components and controls for simplified installation.
  
  
• Complete chemical and process time variation controls for maximum process flexibility.
  
  
• Centrifugal sludge removal process produces a relatively moisture free cake for disposal.

Automatic self-monitoring batch-sequence wastewater treatment systems can be configured, equipped, and constructed to suit each customer's individual process and chemical treatment requirements. These requirements could include:

• Different Size Tank Volumes
• Multiple Chemical Feed Pumps and / or Systems
• Various Size and / or Multiple Centrifuges
• Additional Discharge Water Filtering Devices
• Plus Discharge Water Monitoring and / or Recording Devices

Automatic self-monitoring batch-sequence wastewater treatment systems can be designed and constructed to treat wastewater volumes from 500 to 50,000 GPD depending on the chemical program and percentage of solids. Systems range from $50,000 to $350,000 depending on the necessary components and materials of construction.

US Centrifuge Systems automatic self-monitoring batch-sequence wastewater treatment systems are constructed and equipped with quality components including:

• Allen Bradley Controls and Operator Interfaces
• Endress+Hauser Instrumentation and Controls
• G&L, Gusher, Continental, and ARO Pumps
• Dosatron Polymer Feed Systems

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