Sludge Hygienisation
Chemical stabilisation of sludge with quicklime: pathogen reduction, lower water content, higher dry matter, odour control.
Data Sheet
Sewage sludge is a persistent challenge for every wastewater treatment plant. For process and sanitary reasons, sludge processing and disposal is often supplemented by hygienisation, carried out by mixing the sludge with quicklime.
This process, also known as chemical sludge stabilisation, involves mixing dewatered sludge with lime. This alters the properties of the sludge particles and achieves far-reaching stabilisation and hygienisation.
Advantages
Reduction of pathogenic organismsReduction of organic compound content (volatile solids fraction)Reduction of water content in sludgeIncrease in sludge dry matter (DM)Immobilisation of certain heavy metals in sludgeOdour controlImproved sludge transportability
Technical Data
| Parametr | Wartość |
|---|---|
| Process | chemical stabilisation (hygienisation) of sludge |
| Reagent | quicklime (CaO) |
| Feed | dewatered sludge |
| Result | stabilisation, hygienisation, increased dry matter |
Lime dosage and system configuration are selected to match the sludge type. Details available on request.


