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The function and selection of a scraper
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2022-12-12 13:38

A sludge scraper is a machine used to remove sludge from waterways. It is used in large diameter circular sedimentation tanks in urban wastewater treatment plants, waterworks, and industrial wastewater treatment to remove sludge settled at the bottom of the tank and skim off floating scum. Hank Environmental Protection Company produces various types of sludge scrapers, including peripheral drive sludge scrapers, central drive sludge scrapers, central drive thickening sludge scrapers, central drive suspended sludge scrapers, gantry sludge scrapers, crane-type rake sludge scrapers, chain plate sludge scrapers, screw conveyor sludge scrapers, hanging central drive sludge scrapers, and parallel crane sludge scrapers.
The central drive thickening sludge scraper mainly consists of an overflow device, main beam and guardrail, inlet pipe, transmission device, electrical box, flow-stabilizing cylinder, main shaft, scum rake, scraping device, underwater bearing, small scraper, sludge hopper, and scum rake. The central drive thickening sludge scraper can further separate free water from the sludge in the thickening tank to reduce the sludge volume, increase the sludge concentration, and discharge the thickened sludge out of the tank.
First, it is important to clarify where the sludge scraper is used. The wastewater in the primary sedimentation tank contains a large amount of solid particles and a high sand content, and the sludge scraper's designed retention time cannot be too long; the sludge scraper needs to operate quickly. In contrast, the wastewater in the secondary sedimentation tank contains more small sludge particles, and the sludge is mainly activated sludge. If the sludge scraper's retention time is too short, the sludge will not settle easily, so the sludge scraper's operating speed should be designed to be slower. The primary sedimentation tank mainly needs to scrape the sludge to the sludge hopper, while the secondary sedimentation tank needs to suck out the activated sludge settled at the bottom of the secondary sedimentation tank. Therefore, the sludge scraper in the secondary sedimentation tank is accurately speaking a sludge suction machine, and the secondary sedimentation tank sludge suction machine is generally equipped with a sludge scraping plate to assist in sludge suction, so it is also called a scraping and suction sludge machine.
Secondly, there is a difference between peripheral drive and central drive, and half-bridge and full-bridge types in sedimentation tanks. Depending on the diameter of the sedimentation tank, the load-bearing capacity of the sedimentation tank varies. Generally, sedimentation tanks with a diameter greater than 18 meters will use a central drive sludge scraper, while smaller sedimentation tanks will use a peripheral drive sludge scraper. Compared with the half-bridge type peripheral drive sludge scraper, the full-bridge type peripheral drive sludge scraper has a cycle that is only half as long, can handle more sludge, and is suitable for occasions with good sedimentation performance and a larger amount of sludge.
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