Sludge Treatment
Incineration
Incineration allows organic waste or sludge to be burned, reducing them to ash. This process enables complete elimination and the recovery of energy contained in the waste.
Septic Sludge Receiving Station
Septic Sludge (FSS) receiving stations are designed to efficiently receive, screen, and separate solids from liquids upon the arrival of vacuum trucks. They allow for precise control of discharged volumes while protecting downstream equipment. This type of system facilitates the management, traceability, and billing of inputs, while ensuring efficient sludge pre-treatment.
Screw Press
The screw press separates solids from liquids by dewatering the sludge. It is used to treat medium to high volumes, with minimal maintenance and consistent efficiency.
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Multidisc Screw Press
Screw presses are robust and efficient equipment for sludge dewatering, operating at low speed to minimize wear and energy consumption. They ensure continuous separation of solids and liquids with reduced maintenance. The model we offer is a multidisc screw press, designed to improve self-cleaning, reduce the risk of clogging, and guarantee stable performance, even with difficult-to-treat sludges.
Multidisc Belt Filter
The multidisc filter uses several filtering discs in series to treat water with high capacity. This system is particularly suitable for industrial or complex wastewater that requires fine filtration.
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Centrifugation
Centrifugation is an effective solid-liquid separation process that uses centrifugal force to extract sludge from wastewater. The centrifuge model is selected based on the need for thickening or dewatering. This technology offers high efficiency, significant reduction in sludge volume, and great reliability for municipal and industrial applications.
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Gravity Filtration
Gravity filtration involves passing water through a filtering medium, usually a sand bed, under the effect of gravity. Suspended particles are retained in the interstices of the filter, which clarifies the water. This simple, non-pumped process is used for both low-flow systems and large-scale installations, particularly in municipal settings. It often serves as a tertiary treatment or polishing step before disinfection.
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