Filtering branches from wastewater is a complex task that requires a precise approach. By first carrying out an in-depth analysis of the composition of the wastewater, it is possible to determine which coarse sediment particles are present. Using innovative mechanical filtration techniques, the branches are systematically separated from the liquid.
This technology uses robust filter materials that are specially designed to efficiently withstand the conditions of wastewater. The filtration process is carefully constructed and comprises several phases: an initial sedimentation phase followed by a detailed mechanical filtration, which effectively removes the unwanted particles.
In addition, strict quality controls and continuous monitoring ensure that the system functions optimally and can be easily integrated into existing water treatment plants. By focusing on energy efficiency and cost savings, operational costs are limited without compromising the purity of the end result. Please contact us for a suitable solution and/or a no-obligation quote.