Swirl-Flo® Process  
 

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How it Works
The Swirl-Flo® Process uses single or multiple units in parallel, depending upon the flow to be treated. Flow enters the units tangentially to create a low speed vortex motion with treated effluent passing on to further treatment via a top spillway outlet. The collected sludge is removed from the base hopper the same way as conventional primary tanks.

The sludge normally thickens to 2-5% dry solids (by weight). The dry solids concentration will be a function of frequency and duration of sludge removal.

Secondary / Tertiary Treatment

If a higher quality effluent is required, the influent can be dosed with coagulants and flocculants. In this way the performance of the process can be tailored to meet a range of effluent standards.