Clarifier cone for filtering and separating solids from solution
OwnerRobert F. Heageyinventor
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OwnerRobert F. Heageyinventor
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A separator vessel and a biological reactor vessel are connected in tandem to remove separable wastes from waste water and to deactivate toxins, respectively. In a first embodiment, waste water is gravity fed into the separator vessel where it flows downwardly through a bed of loose pellets that causes coalescing of organic matter. A cone-shaped deflector, having its wide end facing downwardly, deflects the downward flow radially outwardly toward the side walls of the separator vessel. Heavy waste accumulates in a cone-shaped waste concentration zone at the bottom of the separator vessel and is pumped away to a disposal point. Lighter water reverses its downward direction and is pulled upwardly into the cone-shaped deflector by a pump and sent to the biological reactor vessel where nitrification changes toxins to harmless nitrates. In a second embodiment, the separator vessel and biological reactor vessel have a flat bottom wall and a second cone-shaped deflector is positioned at the bottom of the respective vessels with its wide mouth in closely spaced relation to the flat bottom wall. Heavy waste is pumped through the second cone-shaped deflector to the disposal point.
A waste water treatment apparatus comprising a separator vessel having no moving parts and a biological reactor vessel having no moving parts having a pump operatively disposed therebetween:
A waste water treatment apparatus for separating solids from solution comprising:
A waste water treatment apparatus for separating solids from solution comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.