The system
Because of tight budgets in
municipalities and cities, cost-effective wastewater treatment is in demand. Tanks
are improved through optimal inflow in sedimentation and reduced by activating
canal volume. Through de-sealing and infiltration of unpolluted surface water
the tanks can be even further reduced

The
method
Tanks in combined and separate systems can increase their
deposit capacity significantly through installations. Costs are saved.
Scientific research from Chebbo 1995 shows that the greatest pollution of
surface waters (parking areas, busy roads, industrial
areas) occurs after stormwater and rain events. If this partial flow is
treated, the largest pollution is treated. Depending on ecological and economic
requirements, the water quantity to be treated is increased or decreased.


The solution
The HYDROMESI
is a particle separator for the treatment of large water flows in the main
channels. Because of its compact construction and low height loss, it can be
retrofitted in existing canals. It has no hydraulic retention function. If
required, the inflow can be distributed more evenly by means of the HydroStyx
discharge brake. For the treatment of partial flows the HydroPass CSO Unit can
be pre-switched. The water to be treated flows though the sand and grit trap,
reaches the separation chamber, flows through the lamellae from bottom to top,
where floating and light solids accumulate on the surface, and flows to the
outflow. The HYDROMESI particle separator is designed so that the lamella
structure inclines automatically and without external power to the required
angle according to the fill level of the separator. The distance between the
lamellae can also be changed. After the separator is emptied, the lamellae fall
into vertical position and the detained sludge slides down into the sump. The
solids in the sand and grit trap, emptied by means of a pump, are flushed out.
