Problem: Operators of the Indiana Southport Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant in Indianapolis sought to eliminate the need to periodically take JS 101 B out of service for cleaning due to grit accumulation.
Solution: A pulsed air system from Pulsed Hydraulics was selected due to its higher mixing energy and better ability to keep or re-suspend solids throughout the entire tank. The system can be operated on a continuous basis or may be operated intermittently, based on operator preference. The system includes 24 bubble forming plates located in the channels and basin. Pulsed Hydraulics supplied three 4-valve mixing panels with Allen-Bradley PLC
Indiana WWTP Maintains Solids in Suspension to Prevent Grit Removal System Buildup
A case study from the Indiana Southport Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant highlights how a pulsed air system from Pulsed Hydraulics helped keep or re-suspend solids throughout the entire tank
Aug 23, 2023
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