Method to upgrade sewage treatment plants overloaded in continuo

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Treatment by living organism

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210626, 210631, 210723, C02F 304

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044167806

ABSTRACT:
A method to upgrade existing sewage treatment plants which become overloaded in long-term continuous operation by passing waste water or a part stream thereof through a filter device which is installed additionally prior and/or subsequent to at least one overloaded stage of the treatment plant. Thus method replaces preclarification, clearing, thickening and sludge dehydration steps for a part of waste water to be treated and also a part of the biological degradation by a simple purification process using the separated solids as an alluvial filter layer. A sewage treatment plant for waste water treatment by said method is described.

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