Learn How to Design an Effective Grit Removal System
Learn How to Design an Effective Grit Removal System
In this 2-minute industry update, we discuss important hydraulic and velocity control design tips for sizing modern vortex grit chamber technologies to achieve efficient grit removal.
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Figure1: Heating Recirculation Loop. In a typical recirculation configuration, less than 2% of the mix (dark blue) is circulating at an acceptable velocity, indicating this is not a well-mixed tank.
