Proposal for air supply valve to the ventilation tank.
The "activated sludge method" is a wastewater treatment process that involves placing the water to be treated in an aeration tank, where oxygen is introduced to facilitate contact with microorganisms to remove organic impurities. During the process of decomposition of substances in the wastewater, microorganisms proliferate, resulting in the generation of excess sludge. The purified water and sludge are separated in the final settling tank, and a portion of the separated biomass is returned to the aeration tank. The remainder is sent to the sludge treatment process, while the purified water overflows the weir and enters the next treatment stage or receiving tank.
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D450 Series Wafer-Type Plastic Butterfly Valve
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Plastic diaphragm valve can also be used as a control valve by equipping it with a positioner.
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GEMÜ provides value through its cutting-edge manufacturing capabilities and new technology development. We have strong connections with the pharmaceutical industry worldwide and have been engaged in the development and improvement of valves. As a result, we offer a wide range of products, including "sanitary diaphragm valves," which require sterility, and "valves specialized for semiconductor manufacturing," which demand high control precision. We have established six manufacturing sites around the world and provide services in over 50 countries. As a leading company in the sanitary valve market, our products are adopted in many plants. We actively engage in research and development, with over 5% of our annual sales allocated to development investments. Thanks to this effort, we have been recognized by the Institute for Management and Economic Research (IMWF) in Germany as a technology company promoting digitalization.
