PRODUCTS

DEFENDER

  Vertical bars screen

 
MI-MID
  Screens
 
EMD
  Rotary drum screen
 
VERSA

  Rotary drum screen DM

 
MID-V
  Vertical screen
 
MINYSCREEN
  Screen for small applications
 
MD
  Screw compactor
 
GRIT SHUTTLE

  Vortex grit removal

 
MN

  Grit sand separator

 
MN-FW

  Grit classifier

 
M

  Tanker reception combined system

 
M-2
  Combined unit
 
TOP

  Pretreatment combined system

 
MINYTOP
  Combined system for small applications
 
MND

  Screw conveyor

 
SP

  Screen for high solid contents

 
SLUDGLESS

  Sludge thickening and dewatering

 

VERSA

Rotary Drum Screens with independent operation

  • Suitable to be installed in each channel and in every condition
  • Pre-treatment of Domestic & Municipal Waste Waters
  • Solids Recovery & Processing from Industrial Effluents
  • MBR Membrane Bioreactor Inlet Screening
  • Storm Overflows and Sea Outfalls

Why VERSA

The necessity was to design one equipment to be installed in each channel and in every condition; for example:

  • Absence of lateral channel “bypass”
  • Big sizes solids and/or longs fibres present in the effluent
  • High solids concentration

VERSA drum screen was designed without any bearing and any fix or rotating arm in the lower part . Screen area is totally free with big advantages not only for the incoming solids, but also concerning head loss.

VERSA Rotary Drum Screens - Operation

VERSA Rotary Drum Screens are integrated machines consisting of a screen, a screw conveyor and compactor.

During operation, solids within the incoming flow will enter into the drum screen and progressively collect into the screen mesh and cause it to gradually blind. The upstream water level will rise and at a predetermined level, the drum screen and screw conveyor will activate and rotate immersing a clean section of the screen into the effluent.

During rotation the solids or screenings will become inverted and then fall into the screw conveyor. Spray nozzles and a roller brush fixed to the periphery of the drum screen will clean away any residual solids from the mesh.

Another big advantage is also that when the drum will stop because the reduction of the effluent level, the screw conveyor will continue to rotate for a certain time to lift up immediately all the solids until the compaction zone. The hopper inside the drum will be always free and also in case of effluent entering inside the hopper, the solids will not be rejected in the channel.

The screenings are conveyed, compacted and dewatered and depending upon the solid properties, a volume reduction of around 40% DS or greater can be achieved prior to disposing the screenings into a skip or wheel bin.

A jet wash facility in the compaction zone will break down and remove faecal and other semi-solid or soluble matter and return it to the inlet flow. Additional jets can be installed in the transport zone to meet higher specifications of organic solids removal.

Faecal matter washing efficiencies greater than 90% and screenings weight reduction of 50% can be achieved.

The compactor and wash system can be omitted to suit requirements such as CSO applications where the screenings are returned to the downstream sewer.

VERSA drum screens can be supplied for direct installation into a channel or as a complete package inside a stainless-steel tank with or without the option of a bypass rake screen.

Continuous bagging systems are available to receive screenings and abate odour, the screenings can then be sealed without any personal contact.

Great benefits coming from the fact there are not fix or rotating arms in the lower part of the filtering drum.

Any possibility for the big size solids to find some possible obstacles.

In addition, the drum will rotate until that the level before the screen will reduce, instead of only the screw conveyor will continue the rotation lifting up all the solids from the hopper present in the screen zone.

These are the reasons because VERSA drum screen is really suitable to be installed in each channel with every kind of effluent.

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