Mobile Lamella Clarifier Rental & Water Treatment Solutions

Holland Pump's mobile lamella clarifiers use lamella plate technology. Water flows upward between the plates while solids settle onto the plate surfaces and slide into the sludge hopper below.

They can be up to 20 times more efficient than conventional settling tanks and lagoons, so less space is needed on site. Their skid-mounted design makes them simple to transport, install and operate.

Holland Pump supplies temporary treatment through packaged plant solutions to meet compliance requirements.

Typical discharge criteria are a maximum TSS of 500 to 1,000 mg/L and a pH of 5 to 10 for the sanitary sewer, and a maximum TSS of 30 to 60 mg/L and a pH of 6 to 9 for surface waters. Your permit sets the actual limits, and effective treatment is essential to ensure permit compliance.

Lamella clarifiers use gravity-based settlement, and treated water discharges by gravity. Our pipe flocculators need no power and have no moving parts. Hopper-bottomed clarifiers can be fitted with an automatic sludge removal system on request, which makes their operation virtually maintenance-free.

The units are skid-mounted and modular, so they are readily transportable and fast and simple to deploy. Delivery times depend on your branch and equipment availability.

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Yes. Units can be supplied as a complete, tailored, packaged solution, including lids, covers, walkways, flow meters, chemical dosing, sludge pumps and sludge storage. Call (561) 697-3333 for rentals and technical support.

The LC330 operates at 330 GPM and the LC220 at 220 GPM. Both provide an effective settlement area of 538.2 sq ft, and the LC220 has a shorter frame. The LC330 suits cofferdams, groundwater, trenching and open excavations.

Waters containing gravel, sand or silt will settle by gravity alone. Waters containing clay need chemical dosing before the clarifier. The geology at your site decides which you have.

The sludge hopper can be emptied through drain ports and valves, for example by vacuum truck, or by manual or mechanical means.

A pipe flocculator is an in-line mixer that blends treatment chemicals with wastewater using static mixers, with no power and no moving parts. It has four dosing ports for sequential dosing and handles flow rates up to 660 GPM, depending on the unit.