JP4803818B2 - Sedimentation treatment equipment and sedimentation treatment method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a sand settling facility and a sand settling method, and more specifically, a sand settling tank that is capable of receiving an object to be processed and has a bottom part formed by an inclined wall around the sand settling tank, and a suction port in the sand settling tank. A sand pipe that is placed close to the bottom of the sand settling tank, a washing tank that cleans deposits derived from the material sucked up from the sand pipe, and a downstream side of the washing tank The present invention relates to a sand settling treatment facility and a sand settling treatment method including a vacuum pump for sucking and transferring deposits from the sandpipe to the washing tank.

  The human waste processing facility processes the sent human waste and drains it as clean water. The human waste contains sand and the like, and it is removed from a sand settling tank that removes sedimentary solids such as sand in advance. It has a sedimentation treatment facility. The human waste after the solid matter is removed by the sand settling tank is further fed to the receiving tank for processing. In that case, a method is generally adopted in which the sediment that has settled and settled using a sand basin is sucked into a tank disposed outside the sand basin and is separately treated (for example, Patent Document 1).

  As a method of sucking up the sediment S that has settled and settled in the sand settling tank 20 having an input port 20a for carrying in urine and the like into the washing tank outside the tank, as shown in FIG. A method of sucking from the tube 2 using the vacuum pump P is frequently used. A washing tank 30 and a gas-liquid separator 4 are arranged between the sand raising pipe 2 and the vacuum pump P, and a solid material is sent into the washing tank 30 in order to wash the sand settling from the sand raising pipe 2. . Such a sand basin equipment is normally batch-operated at a rate of once / daily to weekly, sucking up a certain amount of sand sewage from the bottom of the sand basin and feeding it to the washing tank, When the washing tank is full, the sucking process is completed.

  However, when the deposit S is removed by suction, it can be efficiently sucked from the vicinity of the tip of the sandpipe 2 but the deposit S located at a position away from the tip of the sandpipe 2 is efficiently sucked. Therefore, it is inevitable that the deposit S remains at the bottom of the sand settling tank without being sucked.

  Therefore, an attempt is made to collect the sediment S around the sand-carrying pipe 2 by ejecting pressure water from the pressure water pipe 5 into the sand settling tank 20 or introducing / jetting compressed air from the compressed air introduction pipe 6. Was made. However, this method can only move the deposits near the pressure water pipe 5 and the compressed air introduction pipe 6 and cannot reliably remove the deposits.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the pressure water pipe 5 and the compressed air introduction pipe 6 are provided, and the bottom of the sand settling tank is made the inclined bottom 20b toward the vicinity of the sand raising pipe 2, thereby reducing the weight of the sediment. Attempts have been made to collect using it.

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  However, in the above-described prior art, it is not easy to collect the deposit S around the sandpipe 2 with respect to the deposit S having low fluidity due to adhering foreign matter such as residue and dirt. Not easy. This is because sediments once settled easily adhere to each other and form a bridge. Therefore, even if the sediment at the bottom is partially sucked, the sediment at the top does not fall to the bottom in a chain, and the remaining sediment remains. The problem could not be solved.

  In addition, there has been considered a method of blowing up deposits by providing an outlet for pressure water or the like over the entire bottom surface of the sand basin tank, but since a large number of protrusions are formed at the bottom of the sand basin tank, Problems such as sticking / remaining causes or a large amount of pressurized water or compressed air to be fed arise, which may not be practical.

  Furthermore, it was considered that the bottom of the sand basin was formed into a mortar shape, and all the deposits inside the sand basin were collected at the bottom, but conversely, the sediments were consolidated, making it difficult to suck up by the sandpipe 2. There arises a problem that the sedimentation layer becomes considerably deep in order to secure the necessary capacity, and it cannot be practical at all.

  Furthermore, a method of installing a scraper in the sand settling tank is also conceivable, but it is difficult to wash the dirt inside the settling tank and the deposit remains, and the entire apparatus becomes large, which increases the processing cost. There is the problem of incurring soaring. The same problem of remaining deposits also occurs when the deposits are sucked out using a sand pump.

  The remaining sediment in the sand settling tank not only makes it difficult to suck up the deposit, but also causes a vicious circle that induces new sedimentation of the settling sand. As a result, the amount of sediment gradually increased while the operation of the sand settling facility proceeded, causing problems such as insufficient capacity of the sand settling tank itself or extremely unsanitary conditions. .

  For this reason, in the past, manual cleaning of the sand settling basin has been forced, but such operations are extremely unsanitary in terms of environment, and there is no residue in the sand settling basin. Therefore, it is strongly desired to establish a sedimentation processing technique that does not bother manpower.

  Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, the object of the present invention is to reliably feed the deposits in the sand settling tank to the cleaning apparatus without using a large-scale apparatus, and to remove the residue in the sand settling tank. An object of the present invention is to provide a sand settling treatment facility and a sand settling method using the same.

  The above-mentioned subject is achieved by the invention described in each claim. That is, the characteristic configuration of the sand settling facility according to the present invention includes a sand settling tank that is capable of receiving an object to be processed and has a bottom part formed by an inclined wall around the sand settling tank, and a suction port that is charged into the sand settling tank. Is located near and placed so as to face the bottom of the sand settling tank, a washing tank for washing deposits derived from the workpiece sucked up from the sand raising pipe, and a downstream side of the washing tank And a vacuum pump for sucking and transferring deposits from the sandpipe to the washing tank, wherein the sand settling tank injects pressure water from the top to the bottom with respect to the inclined wall. The cleaning tank has a supernatant liquid discharging means for discharging the supernatant liquid in the cleaning tank and has a cone portion tapered toward the bottom. Near the tip of the section In that it has a solids discharge outlet for discharging the shape thereof.

According to this configuration, since the supernatant of the cleaning tank is sequentially discharged by the discharging means, by repeating until the sand settling tank having a larger capacity than the cleaning tank becomes empty,
The water level of the sand basin is lowered, and pressure water is strongly jetted by the pressure water jetting means against the deposits adhering to the sloping wall of the sand basin where the water level is lowered or depositing on the bottom. Therefore, the sediment on the sloped wall is peeled off and the sediment is surely loosened, making it easy and efficient to suck up the sediment by the sandpipe, and to remove almost the entire amount of sediment in the sand settling tank downstream. It can be transferred to the washing tank on the side and the deposits in the sand settling tank can be eliminated.

  As a result, it is possible to provide a sand settling facility that makes it possible to reliably feed the sediment in the sand settling tank to the next process without using any particularly large-scale equipment and to eliminate the residue in the settling tank. It was.

  It is preferable that the injection unit includes a plurality of solenoid valves that can automatically open and close, and that the solenoid valves can be sequentially opened and closed.

  According to this configuration, powerful injection can be performed without causing a decrease in the original pressure of the pressure water injected from the injection means, and efficient injection can be realized.

  The injection means is an injection nozzle that can change the injection angle and easily adjust the angle, and has compressed air introduction means for introducing compressed air in the vicinity of the tip of the sand raising pipe, and this compressed air introduction means It is preferable that the sediment in the sand settling tank is loosened by the cooperative action of the compressed air introduced more and the pressure water jetted from the jetting means.

  According to this configuration, the pressure water can be reliably and effectively sprayed over the entire surface of the inclined wall of the sand settling tank, the deposit attached to the inclined wall can be efficiently separated, and the compressed air is introduced. Accordingly, the peeling can be promoted and the separated deposit can be effectively loosened, and the deposit can be more reliably transferred to the cleaning tank by the sand raising pipe.

  In addition, the characteristic configuration of the sand settling method according to the present invention is that the object to be processed is placed in a sand settling tank which is formed by an inclined wall and has a bottom part, and is placed close to the bottom part of the sand settling tank. In the sand settling method, the sediment derived from the object to be treated in the sand settling layer is sucked up by the sand raising pipe, and the sediment sucked up from the sand raising pipe is sent to the washing tank for cleaning. The supplied sediment is allowed to stand and settle in the washing tank, and the separated supernatant liquid is discharged through a supernatant liquid discharge pipe, and as the water level in the washing tank from which the supernatant liquid has been discharged is further lowered, Repeatedly sucking up the sediment from the sand settling tank, and spraying the pressure water from the top toward the bottom with respect to the inclined wall of the sand settling tank having a lowered water level by the jetting means arranged in the sand settling tank. On the wall Sediments detangling while peeling, is exfoliated loosened sediment to be delivered to the washing tank successively sucked from the lift sand tube.

  According to this configuration, there is provided a sand settling method that makes it possible to reliably feed deposits in a sand settling tank to the next step without using a particularly large-scale apparatus and to eliminate the residue in the settling tank. be able to.

  It is preferable that the injection unit includes a plurality of electromagnetic valves that can be automatically opened and closed and sequentially opens and closes the electromagnetic valves.

  According to this configuration, powerful and efficient injection can be performed without causing a decrease in the original pressure of the pressure water injected from the injection means.

  The injection means is an injection nozzle that can change the injection angle and easily adjust the angle, and is capable of introducing compressed air in the vicinity of the tip of the sandpipe, and the introduced compressed air and the injection means It is preferable to loosen the deposits in the sand settling tank by a cooperative action with the pressure water jetted from.

  According to this configuration, the peeling can be promoted and the separated deposit can be effectively loosened, and the deposit can be more reliably transferred to the cleaning tank by the sand raising pipe.

  It is preferable to provide a pressure switch for detecting the pressure in the cleaning tank, and to control the suction of sediment from the sand settling tank based on the detection result of the pressure switch.

  According to this structure, the suction of the sediment from an efficient sand settling tank can be performed.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a schematic overall cross-sectional configuration of the sand sedimentation processing facility according to the present embodiment.

  The sand settling facility is provided with a sand settling tank 1 having a receiving port (not shown) for receiving the treated human waste and the like, and is disposed adjacent to the sand settling tank 1 to remove solid matter from the sand settling tank 1. A receiving tank 10 for feeding and processing the human waste after processing, a vacuum pump P for sucking and feeding the sediment S settled and settled in the sand settling tank 1 to the washing tank 3 outside the tank, and a sand settling tank 1 and a vacuum pump P, and a gas-liquid separator 4 and the like. The sediment S is fed into the washing tank 3 from a sand raising pipe 2 installed in the sand settling tank 1. The point is the same as in the prior art.

  This sand settling facility has the following features (1) and (2).

  (1) The sand settling tank 1 has a substantially quadrangular shape in a plan view, and as shown in FIG. 1, has a tapered shape in which four rounds are formed by inclined walls 1a so that the central part of the inside is lowered. The tip of the suction port 2a of the sand raising pipe 2 is disposed so as to be opposed to the bottommost portion 1b of the central portion in the sand settling tank 1. However, the sand settling tank may have a cylindrical shape, and the bottom 1b does not necessarily need to be in the center of the sand settling tank 1.

  Compared to the capacity of the sand settling tank 1, the capacity of the washing tank 3 used in the next process is generally small. Therefore, even if the sediment S in the sand settling tank 1 is sucked up through the suction pipe 14 to the full water level H of the washing tank, a considerable amount of dirty water and sediment S remain in the sand settling tank. Therefore, the sediment once sucked is allowed to stand and settle in the cleaning tank 3, and only the separated supernatant liquid can be discharged to the receiving tank 10 through the supernatant liquid discharge pipe 7.

  When the supernatant liquid is discharged, the water level drops from the full water level H in the washing tank 3 to the position of the supernatant liquid discharge port 3a, and there is a room for receiving sediment from the sand settling tank 1 again. Subsequently, the suction from the sand settling tank 1 is started. This operation is repeated until the inside of the sand settling tank 1 is empty. Here, the supernatant liquid discharge port 3a, the discharge valve V5 provided in the supernatant liquid discharge port 3a, the electric motor M for opening and closing the discharge valve V5, the supernatant liquid discharge pipe 7, and the like constitute a supernatant liquid discharge means. To do.

  In this case, the solids fed into the washing tank 3 are sequentially deposited on the cone portion 3b at the bottom of the tapered cone-shaped tank, but the cone portion 3b corresponds to the amount of sand settling in the sand settling tank 1. Capacity is secured. The solid matter deposited on the cone portion 3b is appropriately discharged from the solid matter discharge port 3c provided at the tip of the cone portion 3b by operating the on-off valve V3 provided at the solid matter discharge port 3c. It is preferable that pressure water is supplied to the cone part 3b from the pressure water supply part 11 through the pressure water pipe 13 so as to promote the washing of the solid matter. A part of the pressure water may be supplied to the suction pipe 14 through the pressure water supply pipe 17 so that the inside of the suction pipe 14 can be cleaned in an emergency. Further, a pipe 16 that returns the waste water during the cleaning process to the sand settling tank 1 may be provided.

  In FIG. 1, the number M is an electric motor that automatically opens and closes a valve in accordance with an instruction from a controller (not shown), and the number 8 is a level sensor, which can detect a predetermined full water level, and the result is shown in FIG. Can be sent to the instrument. No. 9 is a pressure switch that detects the change in internal pressure and controls the opening and closing of the suction valve V1, and detects a decrease in the water level or abnormal state of the sand settling tank 1 depending on the length of time the vacuum pump P is depressurized. It is. Reference number V4 is a gas discharge valve that is closed during suction to keep the inside of the cleaning tank 3 airtight, and is opened during the cleaning process to control odor, and automatically opens and closes according to instructions from a controller outside the figure. Then, the sucked / exhausted gas is sent to a deodorizing device (not shown) or the like to be deodorized.

  (2) In the above (1), the water level of the sand settling tank 1 is sequentially lowered. However, even if the water level is lowered, deposits in the sand settling tank 1 are not reliably discharged and removed. . This is because when the sediment S is fed from the sandpipe 2 to the cleaning tank 3, only the liquid component is easily fed, and solids accumulate such as by forming bridges, or lumps of solids are accumulated in the sandpipe 2. This is because the tip of the suction port concentrates at a stretch, causing a blockage and the suction cannot be continued.

  Therefore, when sucking up from the sand settling tank 1 by the sand raising pipe 2, it is necessary to gradually loosen the deposit S as the water level of the sand settling tank 1 decreases. Therefore, the sand settling tank 1 is provided with a plurality of spray nozzles 12 serving as spray means for spraying pressure water from the pressure water supply unit 11 through the spray water pipe 15 at the top thereof. This injection nozzle 12 is disposed so as to be able to spray toward the inclined wall surface and the bottom of the sand settling tank 1, and in accordance with an instruction from a controller (not shown), a pressure water corresponding to the electromagnetic valve (automatic valve) MV is required. It is preferable to automatically control the opening and closing of the supply. If it does in this way, pressure water can be supplied effectively and without waste, and processing cost can be reduced.

  By sequentially opening the solenoid valves MV one by one in accordance with an instruction from a controller (not shown), it is possible to prevent a decrease in the original pressure of the pressure water from the injection nozzle 12 and to make the injection efficient. Is preferred. For example, the solenoid valve MV is cyclically opened and closed sequentially. In that case, the opening / closing control may be performed for a predetermined time using a timer.

  As the injection nozzle 12, it is preferable to use a linear injection type that can change the injection angle and is fixed by a ball joint so that the angle can be easily adjusted. This is because the pressure water can be sprayed uniformly and effectively in the sand settling tank.

  By combining the above configurations (1) and (2), the water level in the sand settling tank 1 gradually decreases and the deposit S appears on the surface of the water while the suction cycle by the sandpipe 2 is repeated. On the other hand, by strongly jetting the pressure water from the jet nozzle 12 from the upper part, the deposit attached to the inclined wall 1a is surely peeled, loosened and dropped, from the tip of the suction port of the sand pipe 2 It is sucked up sequentially. As a result, almost all of the deposits S in the sand settling tank 1 are reliably and continuously sent to the cleaning tank 3 together with the sewage, so that the deposits S in the sand settling device 1 can be eliminated.

  In this case, when sucking up the deposit, it is preferable to insert and arrange a compressed air introduction pipe 6 as compressed air introduction means in the vicinity of the tip of the sand raising pipe 2. The compressed air jetted from the compressed air introduction pipe 6 vigorously agitates the vicinity of the tip of the sand-carrying pipe 2 and effectively loosens the deposits. Without being concentrated and blocking the suction port of the sandpipe 2, it is sucked up sequentially and discharged to the washing tank. In addition, the compressed air is sucked into the sand raising pipe 2 to bring about an action of enhancing both the sand raising effect and the transfer effect on the sediment, and the compressed air is supplied from the compressed air introduction pipe 6 with the suction valves V1 and V2 closed. When introduced and jetted, the sand settling tank 1 is aerated to exert the effect of loosening the deposits in the settling tank so that the deposits S in the settling tank 1 can be eliminated more effectively.

  As mentioned above, in this embodiment, since it aims at emptying the contents of the sand settling tank 1, the suction process by the sand raising pipe 2 is performed exclusively during the time zone in which the sand settling equipment is used and urine is not carried.

  The sand settling treatment facility and the sand settling method of the present embodiment may be applied not only to human waste treatment facilities but also to agricultural settlement drainage treatment facilities and small-scale sewage treatment facilities.

1 is a schematic front cross-sectional configuration diagram of a sand sedimentation treatment facility according to an embodiment of the present invention. Schematic front cross-sectional configuration diagram of conventional sand sedimentation equipment

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sand settling tank 1a Inclined wall 1b Bottom part 2 Sand-lifting pipe 2a Suction port 3 Washing tank 3b Cone part 3c Solid matter discharge port 6 Compressed air introduction means 12 Injection means (injection nozzle)
MV Solenoid valve P Vacuum pump S Deposit

Claims (3)

A sand settling tank that is capable of receiving an object to be processed and has a bottom part formed by an inclined wall around the periphery, and a suction port is placed close to and disposed in the sand settling tank so as to face the bottom part of the sand settling tank. A sand collecting pipe, a washing tank for washing deposits derived from the workpiece sucked up from the sand raising pipe, and a deposit located downstream of the washing tank and sucking the deposits from the sand raising pipe to the washing tank・ In a sedimentation facility equipped with a vacuum pump for transport,
The sand settling tank is provided with spraying means for spraying pressure water from the top to the bottom with respect to the inclined wall, and the cleaning tank has a supernatant liquid discharging means for discharging the supernatant liquid in the cleaning tank. towards the bottom it has a cone portion became tapered-off shape, have a solids discharge outlet for discharging the solids near the tip of the cone portion,
The injection means is composed of a plurality of electromagnetic valves that can be automatically opened and closed, and can be sequentially opened and closed.
The spray nozzle can change the spray angle and easily adjust the angle.
Compressed air introducing means for introducing compressed air in the vicinity of the tip of the sand pipe is provided, and by the cooperative action of the compressed air introduced from the compressed air introducing means and the pressure water ejected from the ejecting means. A sedimentation treatment facility characterized by loosening sediments in the sedimentation tank . The object to be treated is fed to a sand settling tank which is formed by an inclined wall and has a bottom part, and the object to be treated in the sand settling layer is placed by a sand raising pipe which is close to and arranged to face the bottom part of the sand settling tank. In the sand sedimentation processing method of sucking up deposits derived from an object and sending the deposits sucked up from the sandpipe to a washing tank for washing,
The sediment sucked up and delivered is allowed to settle and settle in the washing tank, and the separated supernatant liquid is discharged through the supernatant liquid discharge pipe.
With the lowering of the water level in the washing tank from which the supernatant liquid has been discharged, and further repeating the work of sucking up the sediment from the settling tank,
By spraying means arranged in the sand settling tank, pressure water is sprayed from the top to the bottom with respect to the inclined wall of the sand settling tank having a lowered water level, and the deposit adhering to the tilted wall is peeled off and loosened.
Exfoliated loosened sediment sequentially sucked from the lift sand tube was fed to the washing tank,
The injection means is composed of a plurality of electromagnetic valves that can automatically open and close, and sequentially opens and closes the electromagnetic valves,
The spray nozzle can change the spray angle and easily adjust the angle.
Compressed air can be introduced in the vicinity of the tip of the sandpipe, and the sediment in the sand settling tank is loosened by the cooperative action of the introduced compressed air and the pressure water jetted from the jetting means. A method for treating sand settling. Said electrode switch for detecting the water level of the pressure switch and the tank for sensing the pressure in the washing tank is provided, the detection result of this both switches, according to claim 2 wherein wherein controlling the suction of sediment from the settling tank Method of sand settling.

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