How are sewage solids treated before entering CHT tanks?

The treatment of sewage solids before entering CHT tanks typically involves pulping or liquefying them with a comminutor. This process is crucial because it reduces the size of solid waste materials, which aids in better handling and processing as they enter the CHT system. The comminutor effectively breaks down solids into smaller particles, making it easier for subsequent treatment processes to manage the sewage more efficiently.

Additionally, reducing particle size can help prevent blockages and facilitate more uniform mixing within the tanks, promoting effective treatment. The process ensures that the solids are adequately prepared for further biological or chemical treatment, which is essential for maintaining the overall efficiency and effectiveness of wastewater management systems.