03- SERTEL

TITLED SIEVE

PRINCIPLE DESIGN FEATURES APPLICATIONS AND ADVANTAGES

The apparatus installed in a channel or a pit, functions without preliminary rising of water. In its lower part, a tilted flat grid stops the particles contained in the effluent, larger than the slot of the opening.

These particles are scraped up in a continuous way by scrapers towards an outlet chute.

The scrapers have stainless steel brushes for slots lower than 6mm. For 6 mm and higher slots we use polyethylene combs.

DESIGN FEATURES

The sieves screen cleaners SERTEL consist of the following elements:

- A casing made of stainless steel AISI 304 3mm width sheet

- The removable filtering grid consists of triangular section wires; this profile allows an optimal hydrodynamic flow

The thickness of the wires and the space between the wires ranging from 0,2mm to 50 mm and more, are adapted to the problem to treat.

The width of the grid depends on the flow.

· Scraping system includes:

- An axis and two gearwheels made of stainless steel

- Two stainless steel chains of the handling type with DELRIN rollers, between which supports are fixed carrying the combs or the brushes

- In the lower part and on each side frames, a fix cylinder made out of polyethylene, around which come to roll the rollers of the chains

The absence of a lower axis leaves to the effluent a totally open way towards the grid.

APPLICATIONS AND ADVANTAGES

The sieves screen cleaners SERTEL are used in wastewater treatment (urban, industrial, agro-alimentary effluents) and in process.

They are easy to install and require little maintenance.

OPTIONAL EXTRA:

- Electric box of command with gauge level

- Construction with stainless steel 316 L on request

- Possibility of integrating a waste compactor SERCOMP and of supplementing by a grease remover DAR or a flotation unit FLOT T

Please send an email to serinol@serinol.com for any further information

In order to improve the quality of our equipment, we reserve the right to do any technical modifications which seem necessary. This document has no contractual value.

January 2002