plastic filler for digestor tank
plastic filler for digestor tank
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Please I need to know how is called a filler used on digestor that allow the bachteria growing , it is something like the fillers at water cooling towers.
It is made of plastic , with a great area ratio to the volumen.
Thanks in advance.
It is made of plastic , with a great area ratio to the volumen.
Thanks in advance.
Pardal





RE: plastic filler for digestor tank
RE: plastic filler for digestor tank
I'm not sure what you mean by "Digestor". Is this a digestor for sludge treatment or are you refering to a percolating/biological filter for treatment of sewage?
Regards,
Tonks
RE: plastic filler for digestor tank
This kind of filler are used to areate a sewage current by droping it over the such filler when it full fill a tank or also on a kind of squirrel gage partially submersed on the sewage tank .
The main purpouse is to areate , and allow the growing of aerobic bactheria on the interscisies of the filler.
The array of such filler are located on a ramdom way .
Maybe it make it clear.
Thanks in advance.
Pardal
RE: plastic filler for digestor tank
The typical term for this application is "Trickling filter". Using this word in a search-engine, will allow you to find suppliers and background material for the proces you are describing.
Regards
RE: plastic filler for digestor tank
I understand now, you are indeed refering to a percolating (or trickling) filter usually used for the biological treatment of sewage after primary settlement.
A common term for the "filler" you are looking for is simply "filter media". As BertGielen suggests, a search for "trickling filter media" should yield some meaningful results.
Good luck
Tonks
RE: plastic filler for digestor tank
Thanks you both for the so concrete answer.
Regards
Pardal
RE: plastic filler for digestor tank
I have mixed feelings about this type myself, but it has been used successfully in small applications. I personally would not apply it to sites above a few dozen households, but I believe there have been some very big installations in the United States.
(Anybody else - Are they still there?)