A standard wastewater recovery system for solid separation features key components: initial screening for large debris, grit removal to eliminate abrasive materials, primary settling tanks to separate sludge and scum, secondary treatments for further solids removal, clarifiers to settle remaining solids, filtration processes to capture finer particles, chemical treatment to aid particle aggregation, sedimentation tanks for floc settling, sludge dewatering to reduce volume, and a solids handling system. Control and monitoring tools ensure efficient operation. The specific design and components depend on wastewater characteristics and regulatory requirements, with environmental regulations guiding system configuration and treatment processes.