PPFAC: Computer Controlled Activated Sludge Process Unit
Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
A bench scale activated sludge plant with aeration and settling stages that reproduces the operation of a municipal treatment works. Students break down organic matter with aerobic cultures and study sludge age, recycle rate, settleability and effluent quality.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Raw water tank | 250 l |
| Computer controlled stirrer, range | 0 to 300 rpm |
| Raw water pump, maximum flow rate | 47 l/h, 4 bar |
| Flow sensor to measure the raw water flow, range | 3 to 60 l/h |
| Denitrification zone, volume | 22 l |
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