Sewage sludge containers - Import export

SYSTEM SOLUTIONS FOR SEWAGE SLUDGE DIGESTION In the municipal sector, the focus is on the production of biogas from sewage sludge. The aim is to make the energy potential of the primary and secondary sludge from anaerobic sludge digestion usable. On the one hand heat and electrical power is obtained for operation of the sewage plant. On the other hand, the sludge is conditioned so that the other aerobic process stages can run more efficiently and thus more cost effectively. The Lipp KomBio reactor has established itself as an ideal solution in the municipal sector due to its construction and long service life and has been successfully installed in hundreds of plants at home and abroad. Thanks to the application of the SBR process in our digesters, and the tank geometry and construction, it is possible to make optimum use of the low energy potential of the sewage sludge and operate sewage sludge digestion economically.

Transport and disposal costs, at over 70 percent, represent by far the largest cost item in sludge dewatering. A powerful dewatering assembly is thus an important criterion. With a Flottweg HTS Decanter in the C series, you can achieve the highest possible total dry solids in the dewatered sludge, thereby continuously saving on transport and disposal. More than 50 years of experience in the dewatering of sewage sludge and continuous further development have gone into the design of the Flottweg HTS Decanter. This experience, combined with references from the entire world, makes Flottweg one of the leading providers of mechanical separation technology. The HTS Decanter is attractive for its performance, its efficiency, and its high cost-effectiveness. The decanters in the Flottweg C series cover a throughput range from about 5 to over 150 cubic meters per hour. We can offer you comprehensive know-how and customized systems.

SMS offers sludge drying systems with horizontal thin film dryers for treatment of sludge from municipal as well as from industrial waste water treatment plants. Variations of this sludge treatment process are: Pre-drying up to 35 to 50 % dry solid content before incineration in fluidized bed incinerators 65 to 75 % dry solid content before combined incineration with garbage, composting or landfill Full drying up to 85 to 95 % before thermal utilization as bio-fuel for cement kilns, coal fired power stations, pyrolysis, gasification or other conversion processes before composting and agricultural usage as fertilizer and for soil reclamation In all these drying processes the thin film dryer is the first choice.