How does a Lamella Clarifier work? - Waterform Technologies

What is a Lamella Clarifier?

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A Lamella Clarifier is a type of sedimentation tank that uses a series of inclined plates to separate solid particles from liquid. These plates, also known as lamella plates, are arranged at an angle to increase the effective settling area while reducing the footprint of the tank. The inclined plates create a flow pattern that allows solids to settle on the plates’ surface and slide down to the bottom of the tank. The clarified liquid exits the tank through a collection system located at the top of the unit.

How does a Lamella Clarifier work?

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The Lamella Clarifier works on the principle of gravity separation. When wastewater enters the tank, the solids in the liquid begin to settle to the bottom of the tank due to the force of gravity. As the solids settle, they encounter the inclined plates, which increase the effective settling area and allow more solids to settle. The settled solids slide down the inclined plates to the bottom of the tank, where they collect and are removed periodically.

The clarified liquid exits the tank through the collection system located at the top of the unit. The flow rate of the liquid is controlled by an effluent weir, which maintains a constant liquid level in the tank. The effluent weir also prevents solids from escaping with the clarified liquid.

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