System Design for Sludge Pumping

Anderson, Carl N.; Hanna, David J.; Brotherton, Robert H.; Brower, George R.; Carthew, Geoffrey A.; Mulbarger, Michael C.; Playford, Wyett C.

doi:10.1016/b978-185617513-5.50026-3

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“…PCPs or piston pumps. PCPs transfer the fluid by means of a turning rotor that pushes the sludge forward by generating a sequence of fixed-shape cavities progressing within an elastomeric stator [134]. In order to minimize the wear of the stator due to DSS friction, the rotation rate should be maintained below 130 rpm.…”

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“…Sludge is fed into pump by gravity and the suction created due to the motion of a horizontal piston and a semi-rotary valve. It was reported that a pressure of 4000 kPa was needed to achieve thixotropic breakdown of sludge after a day at rest [134].…”

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