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    The document is a flow chart showing the process of sewage treatment. It involves the following key steps: 1) Waste water enters the treatment facility where it goes through bar screens, comminution, and sedimentation to remove solids. 2) The waste water then enters aerators for aeration and is pumped to an aeration basin. 3) The aerated water flows to sedimentation tanks for further solids removal before chlorination and flowing into treated water basins. 4) Sludge from solids removal is dewatered, thickened, coagulated, and compressed into cake for disposal.

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    The document is a flow chart showing the process of sewage treatment. It involves the following key steps: 1) Waste water enters the treatment facility where it goes through bar screens, comminution, and sedimentation to remove solids. 2) The waste water then enters aerators for aeration and is pumped to an aeration basin. 3) The aerated water flows to sedimentation tanks for further solids removal before chlorination and flowing into treated water basins. 4) Sludge from solids removal is dewatered, thickened, coagulated, and compressed into cake for disposal.

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    Flow Chart Sewage Treatment

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    The document is a flow chart showing the process of sewage treatment. It involves the following key steps: 1) Waste water enters the treatment facility where it goes through bar screens, comminution, and sedimentation to remove solids. 2) The waste water then enters aerators for aeration and is pumped to an aeration basin. 3) The aerated water flows to sedimentation tanks for further solids removal before chlorination and flowing into treated water basins. 4) Sludge from solids removal is dewatered, thickened, coagulated, and compressed into cake for disposal.

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    FLOW CHART OF SEWAGE TREATMENT

    POTABLE WATER
    RETURN SLUDGE AG 205 AG 206
    B 201 A, B, C MEASURING AGITATOR AGITATOR
    M M
    BOX

    P 209 A P 210 A
    WASTE WATER CHLORINATION DEWATERING
    AGEN AID
    BLOWER MEASURING BOX DISSOLVING DISSOLVING
    TANK TANK
    TK 203 TK 204
    P 209 B P 210 B

    SEWAGE CHLORINATION CHLORINATION


    A 203
    AGEN DOSING PUMP AGEN DOSING PUMP
    COMMINUTOR
    NO. 1 PUMP
    STATION M AGITATOR
    (AG 202)
    FRS

    DIGESTOR
    BAR SCREEN 201 AG 201 A AG 201 B AG 201 C AG 201 C M
    SEWAGE
    SEDIMENTATION
    NO. 2 PUMP
    BASIN

    CHLORINATION BASIN
    STATION

    TREATED WATER
    GRAVITY SAND AERATOR

    BASIN
    SEPARATOR

    SEWAGE P 204 A, B, C, D, E
    P 203
    WASTE WATER PUMP
    WASTE WATER
    TRANSFER PUMP AERATION TREATED
    BASIN WATER
    P-205 A

    P-205 B
    P-206

    P-205 C DEFORMING WATER PUMP


    DEFORMING PIT
    AGITATOR
    AG 203 RETURN SLUDGE PUMP

    M AGITATOR
    M AG 204 A 204
    SLUDGE
    DEHYDRATOR

    P-207
    SUPERNATANT PUMP
    SUPERNATANT PIT SLUDGE
    COAGULATION
    THICKENER
    TANK A 205
    P-208
    BELT CONVEYOR
    SLUDGE
    TRANSFER COMPRESSOR
    PUMP

    C-201

    CAKE HOPPER

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