Thanks to its remarkable compactness and functionality, the Comby 10 ® series of modular decanters is best suited to chemical-physical plants that need to treat many m3/hour of flocculated or non-flocculated wastewater
It is made entirely of GRP. (Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic). It exploits the principles of gravitational, inclined plane and centrifugal settling, providing a useful surface area up to 10 times larger than the occupied surface area. It is assembled with modular elements that can be easily dismantled for maintenance, with no moving mechanical parts. It consists of a container with a conical bottom, resting on a steel frame, a hydrocyclone at the inlet, and a modular "cartridge" of 60 overlapping truncated cone elements.
The sedimentation process begins at the inlet with the centrifugal action of the hydrocyclone, separating the heavier particles; the liquid, with the other particles still suspended, is forced to descend towards the bottom of the container, where the medium-sized particles are compartmentalised by the action of a cone fixed to the cylinder. The lighter parts rise between successive inclined planes, separated by spacers, initiating sedimentation in a laminar regime in accordance with Stokes' law.
When the sludge particles deposited on the truncated cone surfaces reach a mass sufficient to overcome viscous friction and the various forces that hold it back, they slide down into the tank where they accumulate. The operating principle of the Comby 10 ® makes it usable as an intermediate stage between large decanters and sand or carbon filters, to increase efficiency. Various construction diameters are available in order to have capacities as close as possible to the needs of use.
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