Micro Screening

Micro Screening machine is a low-energy, small footprint screener that excels at removing solids from industrial process water and wastewater. Maintaining efficiency even at peak design flows, it enables operators to meet discharge requirements, increase efficiency and save money. Dramatically reduce the cost, footprint and energy consumption of industrial wastewater and process water treatment.

Microfilters or micro screens are widely used for wastewater treatment, with applications including primary and tertiary treatment as well as stormwater treatment.

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Externally Fed Drum Screen

External feed drum screen with reliable self-cleaning wedge wire screen for fine screening of industrial and municipal purification plant effluent.

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Internally Fed Drum Screen

It is an internal feed screening device where the airflow is fed and distributed in a screening cylinder called a drum. For municipal &industrial wastewater.

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Static Screen

Static screens are specifically designed to separate suspended matter in liquids. There are no moving parts, motors or complicated connections.

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Micro-screening is defined as the physical blockage of particles in a grid with a specific pore size. The pore size range is typically 15-60 µm

The smallest type of screening used in wastewater treatment is the microscreen. These screens are usually drum screens (drum filters). The drums are lined with filter fabric and have openings of 10 to 35 µm. The wastewater enters the drum and the trapped solid waste is collected and processed.

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