What are the differences between a sludge suction truck and a cesspool suction truck?
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Main differences: A sludge suction truck can suck up sand, stones, and bricks, as well as feces from septic tanks, while a cesspool suction truck can only suck up feces from septic tanks. Below are the relevant introductions: 1. Sludge suction truck: It is a new type of sanitation vehicle used for collecting, transferring, cleaning, and transporting sludge and sewage to avoid secondary pollution. The sludge suction truck can perform self-suction and self-discharge, operates quickly, has a large capacity, and is convenient for transportation. It is suitable for collecting and transporting liquid substances such as feces, mud, and crude oil. The sludge suction truck uses a domestically leading vacuum pump with strong suction power and a long suction range, making it particularly suitable for sucking, loading, transporting, and discharging sediment in sewers, especially materials like sewer mud, sludge, stones, and bricks. 2. Cesspool suction truck: It is mainly used for cleaning and sanitation work in environments such as septic tanks, sewage ditches, and sewers. Along with sprinkler trucks and garbage trucks, it is known as one of the three major sanitation vehicle types. For a long time, these vehicles have received support and care from national policies and are exempt from purchase tax.
