SMH– Multi Brushes Screen
SSW– Step Screen
CFC– Screw Screen for installtion inchannel or with stinless steel tanks
CFV- Vertical screw screen compactor
EFD- Rotary Screen
IFD- Internally fed Rotary Drum Screen
GTR- RotaryOTARY Drum Screw Screen

Screenings Conveying:
CCS – Horizontal and inclined shaftless screw conveyor
CCS/V – Vertical shaftless screw conveyor

Screenings Treatment:
CP – Shaftless spiral conveyor and compactor
CPP - Screw press with screenings washings

Grit separation and washing
VXGR: Vortex grit separator
CDS : Grit classifter with shaftless spiral
CDL : Grit washer

Complete mechanical pre-treatment stations
WAU2 : Screen and grit
WAU3 : Screen, grit and grease
GGR2/N: Cimplete pre-treatment Station
Series 10 and series 30 - complete pre treatment stations untill 30 mc/h
MCB: Cimplete pre treatment station for comunities

Septic tanks receipt and treatment stations:
SAU1 : Receipt and screen complete Station
SAU2 : Receipt, Screen, AND grit Separation Complete station
SAU3 : Receipt, Screen, grit, screen grit and grease removal station

Sludge Treatment Treatment and conveying:
SD–SDF- Filtering and dewatering unit. Sludge Thickener and screw Press

The Screw screen is an ideal solutiesion for small to medium installation. One machine carries out the screening, transportation and compaction of the screenings. The fine filtration may be circular holes (2 to 6mm) or trapezoidal profile with spacing from 0.5 to 2mm.

The Screw screen can be provided for direct installation in a concreate channel or in a stainless steel tank withh effluent inlet pipe connection.

The principle of operation is as follows:
The semi-circular screen retains soilds as the liquid passes them. The solids clog the holes and cause a rise in the level of the effluent causing a differential between the level of the provides the auger start signal detects the increase in absolute or differential water level. As the auger rotates, brushes fixed on the lower part of the auger clean the screening profile. The auger then transports the screenings to the compaction area. Compaction is achieved byreducing the auger pitch. The compacted soilds exit the screen out the discharge chute.

Theoretical Flow Rates(*)
CF/CFCMODEL		20	30	40	50	60	70
Screen Basket		m3/h
WW	0,25mm	20	35	55	120	200	290
	0,5mm	45	60	85	190	275	370
	1mm	75	90	120	265	360	530
	2mm	85	105	150	310	415	670
@	3mm	100	125	180	320	465	740
	5mm	140	162	268	396	590	950
	6mm	160	198	300	435	600	980
	8mm	180	220	350	480	650	1000

SSW– Step Screen
The step screen is a viable solution for medoum and large plants. It is in fact a system that exploits the principle of fixed and moving lamellas equidistant between them. The distance between the lamellas represants the spacing of the screen itself.The step screen is installed inside of a chhanel with an inclination from 45 to 55. The effluent liquid passes through the screen, while the soilds settele on the steps. The eccentric motion of the moving lamells lifts the screenings that are desposited on the fixed lamellas. The movements of the moving segments is ensured by a transmission system (and cam shaft) connecyed to a geared motor unit. The distance between the lamellas and consequently the screen spacing in steps can be from 3 to 6 mm. As the screening profile is composed of bars (lamellas). the open area is importants and consequently the headloss is reduced. The screen height is adapted for the headloss is reduced. The screen height is adapted for the step screen to bbe installed in channels of considerable depth.

EFD - Rotary Screen
The efflient in to the headbox, designed to distribute effliuent meshes may be circular holes (2 to 6mm) or trapezoidal profile from 0.25 to 4 mm. The suspended solid particles are in contact with the drum. The slow rotation motion of the drum then carries the particles to the outside edge of the clrum, where a blade then removes the solids.

The fillered water enters inti top of the drum, only to exit again through the bottom, thus acting as a from of wash water from the drum surface. A spay nozzle backwash system is installed inside the drum to complete the washing

Filtration surface after every complete rotation is totally clean (not clogged) and ready to repeat the cycle.

Theoretical Flow Rates(*)
MODEL		20	30	40	50	60	70
m3/h
WW	0,25mm	8	36	44	60	90	115
	0,50mm	14	62	68	110	150	205
	0.75mm	17	85	92	148	215	275
	1.00mm	20	102	110	186	265	345
	1.25mm	23	115	120	205	300	385
	1.50mm	26	134	155	230	340	435
	2.00mm	30	140	185	250	365	465
	2.50mm	33	160	205	265	375	480

IFD - Internally FED Rotary Drum Screen



The Drum-Screen has a solid, Stainless steel unibody construction, a screening cylinder with interchangeable screening drum.

A standard speed drive electric gear motor rotates the drum screening cylinder assembly at 8 rpm. The screening cylinder rotates on four fully engineered wheels.

Interchangeable drum screen, of stainless steel wedge wire mesh/ perforated holes, from 0,25 to 6 mm provide the best screening/ Solids capture performance in all screening applications.

The liquid in the headbox/distribution chamber is directed onto the internal rotating surface of the screen. Solids remain on the surface of the screen while the liquid goes through the screen media.

As the screen rotates, the solids roll on the face of the screening cylinder and are intercepted by the diverter flights. The diverter flights are mounted spirally, with the spiral pointing cylinder rotates, the solids drop off one diverter flight to the cylinder. The Solids can drop off into a container; conveyor chute or sludge dewatering device for further processing to reduce the water content and/ or increase the solids dryness. The unibody design of the DRUM-SCREEN incorporates a drainage collection area including a flanged discharge pipe that direct the treated water to a tank, channel, or pit or on through further piping.

The spraying/ backwash system (inside or out) located on the upper half of the unit, will wash off any solids, grease or other materials sticking to the face of the screening media and thus keep the inside of the cylinder clean. The backwash can be set manually, or programmed to operate on an as needed basis.

GTR - Rotary Drum Screw Screen

Working Principle
GTR Screens with or without compactor are used for Solid-liquid separation for high flow rate and combie two operations: filtration and compaction.

They feature a screen basket, perforated sheet or wedge wire, that act as a filter and rotate with the transport screw, followed by a tyransport section that ends with a compacting/ dewatering module that can be provided with a chute or a bagging system.

A shafted screw conveys the screening to the compacting/ dewatering section where both the volume and the weight are reduced (up to 40%).

Manufacturing Features
Screw: stainless steel AISI 304/ 316

Structure: stainless steel AISI 304/316

Length: The total length may be varied to meet the plant layout specifications

Trough Protection: Bolted stainless steel wearing bars.

Screen Basket: Perforated sheet or wedge wire

Screen Basket Cleaning: Brushes and spray nozzless

Main Dimensions
GTR TYPE	8	10	12	14	16	18	20	24	26	30
SCREEN BASKET	THE ORETICAL FLOW RATEE (GTR and GTR - D have same capacity) m3/ h
0,5mm	108		235	290	430	580	790	940	1460	1820	2050
1mm	270		400	470	720	970	1470	1750	2420	2998	3210
2mm	290		490	720	936	1420	1820	2010	2780	3310	3519
3mm	325		400	550	890	1200	1550	1867	2450	2710	3202
6mm	690		000	1310	1800	2080	3400	4510	5620	7120	8020
8mm	810		1020	1910	2460	3110	3900	4950	5990	7510	8980