Sludge Treatment is the Right Choice!

Sludge is a solid mass that typically contains the remains of biological organisms after they have been treated. Sludge treatment, like many industrial byproducts, has traditionally been regarded as an expense rather than an investment. However, there are a number of advantages to treating your wastewater with dry sludge that can help you save money and increase productivity at your facility. It is impossible to overestimate the significance of sludge treatment. It is not only a good idea, but it is also the correct idea. Dry sludge treatment can help you save money, reduce your environmental impact, and protect human health and the environment. Manual sludge treatment is a waste of time and money, but using automated sludge treatment systems can help reduce maintenance costsand increase profitability.

Cost-effective solution

Dry sludge treatment is the most cost-effective solution for small and large-scale wastewater plants.

  •    Reduced labour costs, including time spent on training, record keeping and other administrative tasks. 
  •          Reduced maintenance costs
  •          Reduced disposal costs
  •          Reduced equipment costs
  •          Reduced water costs

Easily disposable

A well-designed waste management system can reduce moisture content to less than 10%, allowing for safe volume reductions of up to 90% by weight. Rotary dryers, fluidised bed dryers, and belt dryers are the most common types of drying systems. Dried sludge is simple to transport and store.It can also be disposed of in a number of ways:

  • Disposal at local landfills or other recycling facilities is often the easiest method for disposal.
  • Sludge can also be transported by truck for further processing, which may include composting or other forms of nutrient recovery in order to create a composted organic material that can be used on farms as fertilizer or livestock feed.

Investing in a dry sludge treatment system results in a significantly lower disposal cost than conventional methods, such as dewatering or incineration.

  •          Cost savings of up to 90%
  •          Reduced maintenance costs
  •          Reduced disposal costs
  •          Reduced equipment costs
  •          Reduced volume reduction (High-quality control achieved with automated controls
  •          Improved product quality and reduced leaching of heavy metals

Rotary drum for sludge treatment

The rotary drum dryer is the most common type of dryer. Rotary drums are used in both large and small plants, but they are less common in smaller plants due to the high cost of installation and maintenance. Sludge drying is also done with fluidised bed dryers, which use a high-pressure gas to create an air flow that moves sludge droplets through a trough or channel. Belt driers operate similarly to conveyor belts, moving sludge up through the machine while simultaneously heating it to dry it more efficiently than other types of machines.

Sludge pasteurization prior to drying

Pasteurization is the process of heating a liquid above its boiling point in order to kill any microorganisms present. The temperature should be raised to at least 160°C (320°F) using an ordinary pot or immersion heater. Sludge pasteurisation prior to drying has advantages such as reduced odours and improved biosecurity. The sludge pasteurisation process has many applications, including the treatment of domestic and industrial sewage. This process is applied in a manner similar to that of conventional sewage treatment plants, by removing solids from water prior to filtration or settling tanks. Pasteurisation has more health benefits than just lowering pathogen counts; it also prevents future infections by killing off harmful bacteria and viruses.

Get sludge treatment from the industry experts

Treating sludge correctly is a difficult task, especially if you are unfamiliar with sludge and its treatment. To get the best automated sludge treatment system, you must consult with industry experts. With Solo Resource Recovery, you can be confident that your waste will be disposed of safely and efficiently, and that the sludge treatment system and waste management procedures will be carried out by the best hands in the industry. Solo Resource Recovery performs one-time pump-outs as well as regularly scheduled services for residential and commercial properties. Solo is a leader in waste management solutions for government, councils, and residential households, with over 80 years of experience in liquid waste disposal and septic tank cleaning. Solo provides professional and friendly advice to industries of all sizes on how to best deal with liquid waste removal, ensuring that a collection and disposal program is tailored to local, state, and national requirements. Solo Resource Recovery operates several liquid waste disposal vacuum tankers in a variety of locations, allowing businesses such as restaurants and cafes, hospitals and nursing homes, domestic septic tanks, automotive workshops, and others to safely dispose of liquid waste.

Give them a call on 1300 46 76 56 or visit their website solo.com.au for more information.

Location: Australia

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