Core components of buried sewage treatment equipment

Underground sewage treatment equipment is particularly suitable for sewage treatment in densely populated and land scarce environments. The advantages of buried sewage treatment equipment cannot be ignored. Below, we will introduce some advantages of buried sewage treatment equipment.

Flexible installation method: can be buried underground, does not occupy ground space, has little impact on the surrounding environment, and is conducive to the beautification of the surrounding environment.

Low sludge production: The amount of sludge generated during the sewage treatment process is relatively small, reducing the work and cost of subsequent sludge treatment.

High degree of automation: fully automatic control, no need for long-term personnel management, simple operation, convenient maintenance, reducing labor costs and operational difficulty.

Good treatment effect: Adopting innovative processes such as contact oxidation and other mature biochemical treatment technologies, the treatment effect of sewage is good, which can effectively remove pollutants such as organic matter and ammonia nitrogen, and make the effluent meet the discharge standards. Long service life: With a long service life, it can operate stably for a long time, providing continuous and reliable guarantee for sewage treatment.

Core components of buried sewage treatment equipment

Preprocessing unit: The grid well intercepts debris and stabilizes the water quality and quantity in the regulating pool.

Biochemical treatment unit: Anaerobic/Aerobic/Anaerobic tanks degrade pollutants through microorganisms.

Sedimentation unit: The inclined plate sedimentation tank achieves solid-liquid separation.

Advanced processing unit: adding sodium hypochlorite to the disinfection tank to kill pathogens.

Control system: The electrical control box manages the operation of equipment uniformly.

The equipment is made of carbon steel anti-corrosion or fiberglass material, suitable for residential areas and other scenarios.

Maintenance methods for equipment.

1、 Cleaning equipment

1.1 Regular cleaning of equipment surface: Use clean water and neutral detergent to clean the surface of the equipment, remove dirt and sediment, and keep the appearance of the equipment clean.

1.2 Cleaning the interior of the equipment: Regularly clean the interior of the equipment, including filter media, filters, and other components, to prevent dirt accumulation from affecting the normal operation of the equipment.

1.3 Cleaning pipelines: Clean the inlet and outlet pipelines of the equipment to prevent pipeline blockage from affecting the normal discharge and treatment efficiency of the equipment.

2、 Check the equipment

2.1 Checking the operating status of equipment: Regularly check the operating status of equipment, including whether components such as motors, controllers, sensors, etc. are functioning properly.

2.2 Checking Equipment Connections: Check if the equipment connections are loose, tighten them in a timely manner, and prevent malfunctions during equipment operation.Core components of buried sewage treatment equipment

2.3 Checking equipment filter material: Check whether the filter material of the equipment is severely worn, and replace it in a timely manner if necessary to ensure the normal filtration effect of the equipment.

3、 Replace the filter material

3.1 Determine replacement cycle based on equipment usage: The replacement cycle of filter media is determined based on the frequency of equipment usage and the quality of treated water. It is generally recommended to replace it every 3-6 months.

3.2 Selecting appropriate filter media: Depending on the quality of the treated water, select the appropriate filter media for replacement to ensure the filtration effect and treatment efficiency of the equipment.

3.3 Precautions for replacing filter media: When replacing filter media, pay attention to keeping the equipment clean to avoid improper replacement of filter mediacompleteCausing abnormal operation of the device.

4、 Regular maintenance

4.1 Regular Maintenance Plan: Develop a regular maintenance plan that includes cleaning, inspection, and replacement of filter media to ensure regular maintenance of the equipment.

4.2 Regular Inspection of Equipment Operation Data: Regularly inspect the operation data of the equipment, including indicators such as inlet and outlet water quality and treatment effectiveness, and adjust the equipment operation parameters in a timely manner.

4.3 Regular maintenance records: Establish equipment maintenance records, record the content and results of each maintenance, and provide reference for subsequent equipment maintenance.