Sludge Dewatering (Conditioning)

Sludge Dewatering (Conditioning)

We can advise on solutions for sludge conditioning.

FAQ

Q. How can optimize my sludge and dewater more efficiently?
A. Some sludge is very thin, oily and difficult to dewater. Sludge conditioning (dewatering) polymers may be fed to help remove water prior to the filter press.

Q. Where do I feed my sludge dewatering polymer?
A. Typically these are fed into a sludge mixing tank prior to pumping to the filter press.

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