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Sludge Dewatering

Biosolids are the nutrient-rich organic residual materials generated during the treatment of domestic sewage at a wastewater treatment facility. Biosolids management helps process solid residue to reduce or eliminate pathogens and minimize odors, forming a safe, beneficial product for use as soil. Farmers and gardeners have been recycling biosolids for ages.

Sludge Dewatering Belt Press System

 Biosolids can be applied as fertilizer to improve and maintain productive soils and stimulate plant growth. They also are used to fertilize gardens and parks and reclaim mining sites. Biosolids are carefully monitored and must be used in accordance with regulatory requirements.

In many cases, biosolids are dewatered before they are beneficially reused. Biosolids are often just 3-5 percent solids, so removal of the water from the material is essential to reducing weight and the cost of further treatment or disposal or reuse.

A variety of technologies are employed to dewater biosolids—including filter presses, belt presses, and other devices.

Siemens offers a complete range of biosolids dewatering systems, for all sizes of treatment plants, and suitable for all forms of reuse applications—including land application, composting, and incineration.

Sludge Dewatering Technologies for Your Sludge and Biosolids Treatment Applications: 

Sludge and Biosolids Processing Systems

Siemens provides pilot treatment systems and analytical testing to document the effectiveness of dewatering prior to installation. We also provide parts and service on all of our equipment, as well as equipment which may have been provided by other manufacturers.

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For more information about sludge dewatering contact the  Information Desk, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Eastern Standard Time: 1.866.926.8420 or 1.724.772.1402, information.water@siemens.com.

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Sludge Dewatering Case Study

J-Vap Dewatering/Drying System Achieving Class A Biosolids

A shortfall in treatment capacity left the northeast Tennessee community of Mountain City under a state-imposed sewer-connection moratorium that hindered efforts to attract new housing, tourism and industry.  Class B Biosolids produced on drying beds restricted options for beneficial use. Limited drying capacity on the drying beds influenced activated sludge waste rates, making process control a challenge.

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Biosolids Dewatering Case Study
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Sludge Dewatering Products

Belt Filter Presses
J-Press® Filter Presses
J-Vap® Dewatering/Drying System

Sludge Dewatering Case Studies

J-Vap Dewatering/Drying System Achieving Class A Biosolids
Dewatering Sludge Through a Filter Press Helps Eliminate Municipal Surcharge for Wastewater Treatment
Integrated Technology Saves Authority Thousands, Streamlines Logistics
Candy Manufacturer and Municipality Cooperate to Overcome Wastewater Handling Problem
Filter Press Installed as Innovative Means to Dewater Waste Sludge From Biological Treatment System
Stone Countertop Company Reduces Dewatering Costs
Wastewater Treatment Plant Doubles Capacity with Installation of Six New Belt Filter Presses
Improved Activation Reduces Polymer Consumption By More Than Two-Thirds, Saves City More Than $200,000 Annually

Additional Information

Municipal Residuals Management & Biosolids Reduction
Biosolids 101

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