Sewage equalization tank cleaning

Shanghai Sewage Regulation Tank Cleaning, Biochemical Tank Cleaning, Sedimentation Tank Cleaning, Oxidation Tank Cleaning, Sludge Tank Cleaning, to reduce the impact of water quality and quantity fluctuations on subsequent treatment facilities, effectively remove pollutants from wastewater, and stabilize the effluent quality from the equalization and regulation tank. Our company primarily engages in the cleaning, maintenance, and clearing of environmental protection engineering facilities. A sewage tank is essentially a container that collects waste, followed by degradation, transformation, and filtration. The tank contains a significant amount of sludge, most of which is organic matter. If not cleaned promptly, anaerobic fermentation can occur, causing sludge to float, which not only disrupts the normal operation of the sedimentation tank but also deteriorates water quality. It is essential to remove non-degradable materials accumulated over the years to ensure the sewage tank has sufficient capacity to continue its collection and transformation functions. The treated effluent can meet national comprehensive discharge standards.
Sewage Tank Cleaning Operation Methods and Steps
1. First, drain the sewage from the sludge tank until only the surface water remains before commencing the sludge cleaning project.
2. Set up a high-power slurry pump with a suction hose. Due to the long distance, the laying of the suction hose should follow the principle of "few bends and sparse joints," and secure bends and joints with wire or sealing tape to ensure no leakage.
3. Place the slurry pump into the sludge within the tank, securing it with a self-made steel frame and filter screen to filter out debris and other impurities, ensuring normal pumping operations.
4. The remaining 0.5-meter thick layer of sludge at the bottom of the tank, due to long-term deposition and near-solidification, is unsuitable for suction by the slurry pump. Instead, use a large suction truck for extraction. The suction truck operates quickly and requires high technical expertise; combine it with a high-pressure flushing vehicle to disperse and dilute the sludge, and clean the tank bottom and walls.
5. When personnel need to enter the tank for work, choose an area with shallower sludge, set up a ladder, wear waterproof work clothing and a safety harness. Entry is prohibited if the sludge depth exceeds waist level.
6. Final cleanup requires manual entry to remove debris and impurities from the tank bottom, combined with simultaneous operation of the suction truck. The collected waste is transported by a dump truck to a designated site for disposal. Before construction, ensure adequate safety measures and preparations: ventilate and exhaust the construction site in advance, and maintain a continuous flow of fresh air inside the tank at all times.