Sludge Density Pump Control or Reactive Pump Control (RPC) Introduction Sludge is created when a liquid containing solids is settled. Typically, this can be in PSTs (Primary Settling Tanks) or Humus Tanks in sewage treatment works. Alternatively, it can occur in mineral processing plant in clarifiers. The pumps that take the sludge from the bottom … Continue reading →
Inverter Drive Systems, Managing Director, Blaise Ford, talks about the benefits of the Reactive Pump Controller (RPC) exclusive to IDS. Reactive Pump Controller Video In sewage works, the pumps on the primary settling tank are normally controlled by timer alone and by definition they pump more sludge than you need to. IDS use the features … Continue reading →
Four hundred guests descended on the Hilton Birmingham Metropole on March 21 for the 2013 Water Industry Achievement Awards, organised by industry journals WET News and Water & Wastewater Treatment. Inverter Drive Systems Ltd were honoured to receive two awards: Water Industry Achievement Awards 2013 Most Innovative Use of an Existing Technology Winner: Inverter Drive Systems/ … Continue reading →
CONTROLLING THE THICKNESS OF SLUDGE AT SOURCE Abstract Primary and co-settled sludges are commonly removed from settlement tanks using timed, pumped, auto-desludge systems that are neither sensitive to the variable flux of settleable influent material nor sense the thickness of the sludge removed, resulting in thin sludge being produced which requires significant thickening before digestion … Continue reading →
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