Sand Removal and Sedimentation Tanks

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This lecture covers the importance of sand removal in wastewater treatment to prevent pipe clogging and pump abrasion. It explains the design and function of sand separators, sedimentation tanks, and decanters for efficient particle removal and water treatment.

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