Sewage water often contains various sediments that can disrupt the operation of water purification systems. Systematic separation of stones is therefore of great importance.
A two-phase filtration process, in which coarse particles are first removed and then finer sediments are also eliminated, creates a stable and reliable system. The first phase uses robust collection systems that immediately separate the larger sediments from the water, after which a precise filter system comes into operation for the small remains.
This structured approach guarantees continuous water quality and protects the existing infrastructure against blockages and wear. Through regular checks and the use of modern monitoring techniques, the system is continuously optimized and adapted to the real working conditions. Contact us for a suitable solution and/or a completely free quote.