How Inclined Plate Settlers Work

Apr 07, 2021 |

Parkson Corporation Wastewater Treatment Plate Settler

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This video discusses the curious science that is the inclined plate settler (also known as a lamella). The process is a bit counterintuitive, but through an interesting experiment, this video shows how plate settlers work. Inclined plate settlers can reduce required footprint by 80% compared to traditional gravity settling.

To learn more about Parkson’s lamella, visit: www.parkson.com/products/lamella-ecoflow.

To learn more about the MRI Inclined Plate Settler, visit: www.meurerresearch.com/products/mri-inclined-plate-settlers.

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