This type of inclined plate has been widely used in Japan for many years. Its main advantage lies in significantly reducing the required sedimentation tank area. Compared with the inclined tube sedimentation process, it features a higher volume utilization coefficient, smoother plate surfaces, and better sludge sliding performance.
In the sedimentation zone, the water flow is divided into numerous narrow channels. This not only greatly enhances laminar flow conditions but also provides strong adaptability to variations in raw water quality.
The inclined plate sheets are formed by hot-press molding using sanitary-grade PVC sheets. The geometric dimensions are precise, with a wide temperature resistance range (-20°C to 80°C). The material is tough and corrosion-resistant, with a smooth surface that promotes easy sludge sliding. The service life is up to 10 years.