| J. - 11. | Water technology, separators for waste water, | ||
| water purification basins, waste water treatment and | |||
| water filtration plants, | |||
| especially for the food processing industry | |||
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Our waste water
technology
has been especially developed
so
that the water and the particles floating and settling
in it separate. The filtered
and
cleaned water can frequently be
recirculated. Thanks to the mechanical cleaning of the waste, water various industries can, therefore, reduce their water and sewage charges. |
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| 11.3 | Filtration devices for waste water (art.-no. 1045 ff.) |
| Art.-No. | Types |
Approx. dimensions, l x b x h: |
| 1045 | Filtration apparatus FA | 3000 x 700 x 850 mm |
| 1046 | Filtration apparatus FB | 4000 x 700 x 850 mm |
| 1047 | Filtration apparatus FC | 5000 x 700 x 850 mm |
| 1048 | Filtration apparatus FD | 6000 x 700 x 850 mm |
In order to mechanically obtain water that is as
clean as possibly, one could conceivably use a combination
of separator(s), cleaning basins and filtration devices.
The machines/devices can work for many years with a
minimum of wear parts.
1 |
Here, waste is pumped into a tank and later taken to a treatment facility. |
Suggestions for further
reading:
| - Q59 |
Waste water cleaning in the potato and vegetable treatment and processing industry made simple |
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- Q74 |
The separation of solid matter from liquids: drum-type separators type 360 and type 390. |
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- Q124 |
Waste water treatment basins (DORNOW A and B series) for the separation of submerged and floating particles (custom version) from waste water - with automatic discharge unit |
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- Q70 |
The useability of "waste" peel, especially potato "waste" peel, from mechanically operating dry peeling machines |
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- Q63 |
What are the implications of "Peeling without water and waste water" (with mechanical peeling machines) for in-plant practice ? |
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- Q183 |
Filtrating waste water with the |