Schreiber Corporation, Inc.

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Berthold Schreiber

Erhard Schreiber

An activation plant for the treatment of waste water by the activated sludge method is disclosed wherein the plant has an outer, annular activation tank, a concentric, inner, funnel shaped secondary sedimentation tank, and a rotating aeration bridge rotating about the central axis. The return sludge, excess sludge, and floating sludge chambers, and the associated pumps, are provided in a central shaft that is the central axis for the concentric tanks. The floating sludge chamber is supplied by an annular trough circumscribing the central shaft. Clean water is removed through a conduit in the central shaft. The central shaft, chambers, and aeration bridge are supported by at least three rectangular tubes that are mounted on the wall of the secondary sedimentation tank and extend radially from the conduit for clean water in the central shaft. The rectangular tubes provide a flow space for clean water from the activation plant and are connected to outlet troughs for collecting the clean water. Roof shaped downflow baffle hoods are provided against floating sludge in the outlet troughs.

Activation plant with funnel-shaped secondary sedimentation

A method for the treatment of wastewater wherein the turbidity level of the wastewater is monitored to control the operation of the aerating units, while simultaneously, the oxygen concentration in the aerating tank is monitored to control the staging of the aaerating units between the maximum and minimum turbidity levels.

Method for controlling aerating units in a wastewater treatment process

An apparatus for introducing gases in the form of fine bubbles into a fluid is described, in which a diffuser pipe for a perforated distributor hose is mounted on a gas supply pipe. The diffuser pipe is constructed in one piece, extends transversely across the gas supply pipe, and is attached to the same by means of clamping elements. An opening for the passage of the gas is provided between the diffuser pipe and gas supply pipe. A pair of plugs positioned in the diffuser pipe define a flooding chamber at each end of the pipe and a gas-carrying chamber positioned medially therebetween. The apparatus is particularly suitable for the aeration of activation tanks for waste water.

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Hanover, Germany

Berthold Schreiber