Grease separators are specialized systems for separating and retaining fats, oils and other floatable substances from wastewater streams. These separators are mainly used in industries such as food processing, catering, slaughterhouses and other trades where wastewater containing grease is produced. The grease separator is used to reduce the load on wastewater treatment plants,
The filter chamber is a central component of dewatering units and filter presses that are used in industrial water and wastewater treatment to separate solids and liquids. Together with the filter plates and filter cloths, the filter chamber forms the heart of the filtration processes and enables the efficient separation of solids through targeted pressure filtration.
Filter cake refers to the solid residue mass produced during the mechanical filtration and dewatering of sludge, particularly in processes such as the chamber filter press or other pressure filtration technologies. The filter cake consists of the retained solids and is the end product of the filtration process in which the filtrate (the purified water or a solution)
A filter press is a mechanical dewatering process used in industrial wastewater treatment and sludge treatment to separate solids from liquids and reduce the water content in sludge. Filter presses work on the principle of pressure filtration, in which solids are removed by pressing the material against a filter plate.
Filtrate refers to the liquid that has been separated from solids after a filtration process. It is the purified or clarified water that has passed through a filter medium while the insoluble particles have been retained in the filter. Filtrates play a crucial role in industrial water and wastewater treatment, as
Flocculation is an important process in water and wastewater treatment in which fine, colloidal particles in the water are brought together to form larger aggregates, so-called flocs. These flocs are easier to separate and can be removed by sedimentation in CP systems, filtration or flotation. Flocculation builds on the previous coagulation process.
A flocculation plant is a technical device for carrying out the flocculation process. Flocculants are added in this plant to aggregate the smallest suspended solids or impurities in the water into flocs, which can then be removed by sedimentation, flotation or filtration. Flocculation plants are often part of sewage treatment plants or drinking water treatment plants and play an important role in the treatment of wastewater.
Flocculation filtration combines the flocculation process with filtration to remove solids from the water. First, flocculants are introduced into the water to aggregate fine particles into flocs. These larger flocs can then be efficiently removed by a filter unit, such as a sand filter or a membrane filter. These
Flocculants are essential chemical additives in industrial wastewater treatment that support the flocculation process by aggregating finely dispersed particles in the water into larger flocs. These larger flocs are easier to separate in CP (sedimentation) or flotation plants and contribute significantly to improving solids separation and compliance with legal limits.
Flocculants are essential chemical additives in industrial wastewater treatment that support the flocculation process by aggregating finely dispersed particles in the water into larger flocs. These larger flocs are easier to separate in CP (sedimentation) or flotation plants and contribute significantly to improving solids separation and compliance with legal limits.
