Filtering pebbles from greywater requires a carefully designed technique, in which both large and small sediment particles are accurately separated. The approach includes an initial phase in which a mechanical filter system removes the largest particles from the liquid, after which a second phase focuses on the sedimentation process to also remove the finely divided particles. By combining these two steps, optimum water purity is achieved.
The system is continuously monitored using advanced sensors, so that the operational parameters such as flow and pressure are constantly adjusted to the current conditions. This results in an extremely stable process in which the filtration results are consistent and the water quality is maintained.
The flexibility of the applied technology allows the system to be tailored to different operating conditions and specific requirements, resulting in a sustainable solution for sediment removal. This precise methodology also prevents wear and tear on the equipment and contributes to a more efficient operation of the entire installation. Contact us for a suitable solution and/or a completely free quote.