Today MBBR Media and tube settler media were delivered to Morocco.
Tube Settler Media is an efficient sedimentation and separation material used in water treatment. Its core design is based on the principle of laminar flow sedimentation, which improves treatment efficiency by optimizing the water flow state. The following systematically summarizes its characteristics and applications from multiple dimensions:
1. Basic Classification and Materials
Structure type
Slant tube type: mainly used in sedimentation tanks, the inclination angle promotes particle settling and shortens the settling distance.
Straight tube type: suitable for biofilters and contact oxidation tanks, as a microbial carrier to enhance biochemical treatment efficiency.
2. Technical parameters and performance
Core parameters
Diagonal pipe length: Regular specifications range from 50-80mm, but can be customized up to 100mm for special needs.
Effective load: 3-5 tons/m ² · h (when the pipe length is 1 meter), with V0 flow rate controlled at 2.5-3.0mm/s.
Applicable temperature: ≤ 60 ℃ (ethylene propylene copolymer/PP material) to ≤ 100 ℃ (fiberglass material).
Performance advantages
Processing efficiency: The sedimentation rate is 3-5 times faster than traditional laminar flow tanks, and the removal rate of suspended solids exceeds 90%.
Floor area: With the same processing capacity, the compact structure saves 30% -50% of space.
Sludge control: Good sedimentation of sludge reduces dewatering workload by 40%.
3. Application scenarios and technology adaptation
Typical applications
Water supply engineering: sand removal at the inlet, treatment of high turbidity raw water (sand content 50-100kg/m ³).
Wastewater treatment: municipal wastewater sedimentation, chemical wastewater separation, oil-water separation treatment.
Industrial field: tailings concentration, cooling tower circulating water purification.
Frontier Cases
V-shaped inclined tube packing: COD removal rate reaches 95% in bioreactors, and petrochemical separation efficiency is improved by 20%.
Modular installation: forming a continuous sedimentation zone through honeycomb arrangement, suitable for the renovation of old tank bodies.
