Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) Sedimentation Tanks by Center Enamel): Efficient,

Product Specification

Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) Sedimentation Tanks by Center Enamel): Efficient, Durable Solutions for Water and Wastewater Clarification

Sedimentation tanks are essential components in water and wastewater treatment processes, enabling the removal of suspended solids through gravitational settling. Shijiazhuang Zhengzhong Technology Co., Ltd (Center Enamel) produces advanced Glass-Fused-to-Steel (GFS) sedimentation tanks that offer superior corrosion resistance, structural integrity, and operational efficiency. With decades of experience and nearly 200 patents, Center Enamel is a global leader delivering robust sedimentation tanks for municipal, industrial, and agricultural applications.

applications worldwide.

As a leading storage tank manufacturer worldwide. Center Enamel can provide Glass Lined Steel(GLS) tanks, fusion bonded epoxy tanks, stainless steel tanks, galvanized steel tanks and aluminum geodesic dome roofs, Wastewater and Biogas Project Equipments for global customers.

WasteWater Treatment Project Equipment Supply

Working Principle of Sedimentation Tanks

Sedimentation tanks function by slowing down water flow to allow suspended solids with gravity higher than water to settle at the bottom. The clarified water then exits, while solids form sludge that can be removed for further treatment. Effective sedimentation depends on controlled flow velocity, adequate detention time, and tank geometry minimizing turbulence.

Types of Sedimentation Tanks include:

• Horizontal Flow Rectangular Tanks: Water flows in a straight line, with mechanical scrapers removing sludge continuously.
• Circular Settling Tanks: Radial flow from center to periphery; central scraper arms collect sludge.
• Lamella or Inclined Plate Clarifiers: Series of inclined plates increase settling surface, enhancing efficiency in smaller footprint.
• High-Rate Sedimentation Tanks: Designed for high volume flows with additional flocculation aids.

Design Criteria and Parameters

• Overflow Rate (Surface Loading Rate): Discharge per surface area in m³/m²/day, controls settling efficiency.
• Settling Velocity: Particles’ settling speed must exceed overflow velocity for effective removal.
• Detention Time: Time water stays in tank, typically 4-8 hours for effective sedimentation.
• Tank Dimensions: Width, length, depth optimized to balance flow velocity and retention time.

Advantages of GFS Sedimentation Tanks by Center Enamel

• Corrosion Resistance: Glass enamel coating prevents chemical attack from contaminants and sludge.
• Durability: Steel substrate provides robust structural support.
• Low Maintenance: Smooth, inert glass surfaces inhibit sludge adhesion and facilitate cleaning.
• Modular Assembly: Bolted panel construction enables flexible sizing and simplified onsite installation.
• Environmental Compliance: Leak-proof design protects groundwater and soil.

Applications

• Municipal Wastewater Treatment: Primary and secondary clarification of sewage.
• Industrial Wastewater: Treatment of effluents from chemical, food, and manufacturing plants.
• Agricultural Wastewater: Sediment removal in farm runoff and manure processing.
• Stormwater Management: Reduction of suspended sediment in collected rainwater.

Manufacturing Excellence at Center Enamel

• Premium ASTM-grade steel plates prepared and coated using high-temperature dual sided glass fusion.
• CNC laser precision cutting and automated assembly ensure quality.
• Quality checks include spark testing, coating adhesion, impact resistance, and dimensional accuracy.
• Certification compliance includes ISO 9001, NSF/ANSI 61, ISO 28765, FM approval, and CE/EN1090.

Maintenance Best Practices

• Regular inspection of seals, panels, and sludge removal mechanisms.
• Scheduled cleaning routines for sludge removal areas.
• Monitoring water inflow rates and tank performance metrics.
• Preventative maintenance integrated with remote monitoring where applicable.

Global Presence and Case Studies

Center Enamel’s GFS sedimentation tanks successfully operate in projects across Europe, Asia, Australia, the Americas, and Africa, recognized for durability and precise performance in diverse climates and regulatory environments.

Future Trends and Innovations

• Integration with digital sensors for real-time performance analytics.
• Development of eco-friendly glass enamel coatings.
• Hybrid system designs coupling sedimentation tanks with filtration and advanced treatment.

Center Enamel’s Glass-Fused-to-Steel sedimentation tanks represent the forefront of water and wastewater treatment infrastructure, blending advanced material science with scalable modular design. Choosing these tanks delivers reliable sediment removal, low lifecycle costs, and environmental safety for modern treatment plants worldwide. Consult Center Enamel for customized GFS sedimentation tank solutions and comprehensive project support.