Separating pebbles from grey water is an important aspect of water management in various indirect purification processes. The application of a phased filtration strategy ensures that unwanted sediment particles are separated efficiently, without negatively affecting the quality of the water. In a first step, robust mechanical filtering takes place to remove the largest sediment particles.
This is followed by a carefully designed sedimentation process, in which the finer particles, which can be classified as pebbles, are also effectively separated. This two-phase system makes it possible to achieve reliable and continuous purification. The process is highly dependent on the physical properties of the grey water, such as flow and composition, and can therefore be customized.
By using advanced monitoring and control techniques, robust and efficient filtration solutions are created. By carefully adjusting all process parameters, a purification process is created that not only contributes to higher water quality, but also reduces the maintenance costs of the installation. Contact us for a suitable solution and/or a completely free quote.