Globe Environmental Protection, Inc.

Int'l Environmental Systems, Inc.

Harold Rhow

Lawrence K Wang

Mu H Wang

Chong S Hwang

A water treatment multi-stage process and apparatus thereof for removing dissolved, colloidal, volatile, suspended and living contaminants from water, wastewater or sludge streams which includes chemical feeding, static mixing, flotation chemical monitoring and optimization, gas pressurization, hydraulic flocculation, sedimentation, flotation, and final water treating by converting dissolved solids to insoluble forms by oxidation and chemical precipitation, coagulating and clarifying colloidal substances and microorganisms, magnetic or electronic treating the remaining contaminants in the water to produce a purified water. A majority of insoluble suspended particles in the water are collected by sedimentation and flotation separation procedures and subsequently dewatered and dried and all necessary unit processes operations are incorporated into an apparatus with common walls and drive mechanisms for improviding the water treatment efficiency, reducing secondary pollution caused by scums/sludges, and eliminating the needs of a separate mixer, monitor, flocculator, pressure vessel, clarifier, aerator, biofouling preventor, and scale and corrosion controller.

Water treatment apparatus

A liquid treatment multi-stage process and apparatus thereof for removing dissolved, colloidal, volatile, suspended and living contaminants from water, wastewater or sludge streams which includes chemical feeding, static mixing, gas pressurization, hydraulic flocculation, sedimentation, flotation, adsorption, filtration and disinfection by converting dissolved solids to insoluble forms by oxidation and chemical precipitation, coagulating and clarifying colloidal substances and microorganisms, adsorbing, filtering and disinfecting the remaining contaminants in the liquid to produce a purified liquid. A majority of insoluble suspended particles in the liquid are collected by sedimentation and flotation separation procedures and subsequently dewatered and dried and all necessary unit processes operations are incorporated into an apparatus with common walls and drive mechanisms for improving the liquid treatment efficiency, reducing secondary pollution caused by scums/sludges, and eliminating the needs of a separate mixer, flocculator, pressure vessel, aerator, adsorber, filter, clear well and chlorinator.

Liquid treatment apparatus

A sludge treatment multi-stage process and apparatus thereof for sludge concentration and liquid stream treatment which includes chemical feeding, static mixing, chemical monitoring and optimization, built-in gas pressurization, hydraulic flocculation, grit settling, multiple stage upward flotation thickening, downward gravity thickening, and final magnetic or electrical treatment to produce a highly concentrated sludge slurry and a treated effluent. A majority of floated, settled and thickened sludges are collected by a travelling combined scooping-scraping means and subsequently dewatered and dried and all necessary unit processes and unit operations are incorporated into an apparatus with common walls and drive mechanisms for improving the sludge and water treatment efficiency, reducing secondary pollution caused by scums/sludges, and eliminating the needs of a separate mixer, monitor, flocculator, pressure vessel, flotation thickening clarifier, gravity thickening clarifier, aerator, biofouling preventor, scale controller, corrosion controller, and multiple apparatus for various modes of operations.

Sludge treatment apparatus

A water filtration multi-stage process and apparatus thereof for removing dissolved, colloidal, volatile, suspended and living contaminants from water or wastewater which includes chemical feeding, in-line static mixing, filtration chemical monitoring and optimization, aeration, hydraulic flocculation, grit settling, adsorption, filtration, disinfection, and final water conditioning by converting dissolved solids to insoluble forms by oxidation and chemical precipitation, and then by filtering the insoluble contaminants, adsorbing residual dissolved contaminants, disinfecting the living microorganisms, and applying magnetic or electronic field for conditioning to produce a purified water.

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Hartsdale, NY, United States of America

Harold Rhow