WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM

Dissolved Air Flotation Plant

Rendertech Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) plants provide the solution to many wastewater treatment problems. They are compact, efficient, simple to operate and economical to run. DAFs are used in a variety of industries as a primary method of wastewater treatment before discharge to sewer or irrigation, or for further treatment. Rendertech DAF plants are built using modular construction and can be supplied with chemical treatment modules to increase the degree of treatment.

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FEATURES & BENEFITS

Removes COD, fats, oil, grease and suspended solids
The fine air bubbles generated by the dissolved air system attach themselves to the solids in the wastewater stream and lift them to the top of the Flotator Tank, where they can be scraped off. DAFs are particularly effective at removing fats, oils and grease from wastewater.

Reduced trade waste charges
Reducing the loadings in your wastewater before discharge can significantly reduce your trade waste costs. A DAF plant will often pay for itself in a short time based on these savings. A Rendertech DAF plant is fully automatic and requires limited operator input. Its footprint is very compact compared with other wastewater treatment processes.

Reduced sludge volumes
Due to their large surface area, Rendertech DAF plants produce a drier sludge. Sludge with a dry solid content of up to 15% is achievable on certain applications. Increasing the dryness reduces the sludge volume, therefore reducing the sludge treatment or disposal costs.

No risk of blockages
Rendertech Flotators do not require lamella plates, but rely on volume and surface area to achieve separation. This allows our DAFs to handle wastewater streams with high contaminate loadings without the plate pack fouling and blocking.

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

Constant flow rates
Screened wastewater is stored in a Balance Tank, where the flow rates and contaminate levels are normalised. From the Balance Tank the wastewater is pumped to the Flotator Tank at a constant flow rate.

Precipitation
Prior to entering the Flotator Tank, a coagulant is added to precipitate the contaminants and form a floc. The floc is then stabilised by the addition of a suitable flocculent.

Dissolved air removes impurities
A portion of the treated effluent is recycled through the Dissolved Air System, where a pressurised, air-saturated, air and water solution is generated using a multiphase pump. When this solution depressurises in the Flotator, the air is released as a cloud of microbubbles, which attach themselves to the suspended material and floc.

Impurities scraped off
These impurities rise to the Flotator surface, building up a layer of sludge that is periodically removed by a slow-moving scraper. The sludge is collected in the Sludge Tank and pumped by the sludge pump to further treatment or disposal.

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