Gyratory aerobic aeration treatment tank
OwnerRaymond W. Heiligtaginventor
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A waste treatment tank has a cylindrical enclosure defining a chamber. A cylindrical side wall of the enclosure and a cylindrical baffle are arranged concentrically with respect to one another. The side wall and baffle divide the chamber into first and second chamber portions. Means for generating a horizontal circulatory flow pattern in the first, radially outward chamber portion is mounted within that chamber portion and includes a submersible pump means. The pump means has an inlet, an outlet and connector means between the inlet and outlet. The second radially innermost chamber portion forms a clarification section, while the first chamber portion forms the aeration section of the waste treatment tank. Inlet means are provided between the first and second chamber portions. The baffle also permits the communication between first and second chamber portions along the bottom of the baffle. Means for supplying air to the aeration tank section is operatively attached to the connector means of the pump. Skimmer means for removing floating solids from the second chamber portion also is operatively attached to the connector means of the pump. Preferably, the air supply means is adjustable to regulate the aeration process of the tank.
A self-contained waste treatment tank, which comprises:
A self-contained waste treatment tank for processing sewage, which comprises:
A self-contained waste treatment tank, which comprises:
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