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Wash Press
Washtec is a heavy duty automatic washer/compactor screw equipment. This innovative system is designed to effectively clean and compact screenings.
Upon discharge of debris into the WASHTEC, the equipment initiates cleaning and compacting cycles. The robust screw mechanism continuously pushes the debris into the compacting pipe, while the washing ramp efficiently cleans the debris and reduces organic matter. Once the debris is thoroughly compacted and dried within the pipe, it is conveniently discharged into a dumpster for disposal.
Improve Process
- Reliable.
- High performance.
Cost Savings
- Fast return on investment.
- Low, economical maintenance.
- Low energy consumption.
Washtec will help optimizing the reduction of solid waste while sending organic back to the treatment.
- About Product
Description
OPERATING MODE
The screenings are propelled forward by a heavy duty slow rotating screw while wash water is introduced in the wash/press zone. In this zone, dissolved materials and water are pressed out and returned to the wastewater treatment process.
The control system adjusts the working cycle based on the composition of the screenings.
The press mechanism transports the washed and pressed screenings through a tubular pipe system.
The design of the Washtec includes double troughs, providing exceptional resistance to torque during heavy operations involving screenings with high DS content. This robust “torque resistance” capability allows for a larger inlet opening to accommodate such screenings.
- Why It Wins
Features & Benefits
Mechanism
A heavy-duty screw continually pushes the debris into the compacting pipe, while a washing ramp effectively cleans the debris and removes organic matter. Once the debris is compacted and dried within the pipe, it is discharged into a dumpster.
The screenings are conveyed and pass through the washing zone (1) using the screw mechanism. In this zone, they undergo washing, and organic materials are removed.
Next, the screw continues conveying and pushing the screenings into the rinsing zone (2).
Spray Bar System, Maximum Organics Back In The Process
To enhance the removal of organic material from debris and reintroduce it back into the wastewater process, the Spray Bar System features two spray bars. This dual configuration maximizes the amount of organic material that can be effectively captured and returned to the WTP process.
Volume Reduction
After the screenings enter the pipe, they undergo compaction as a result of the pipe’s tubular elbow shape. As the screw continues to operate, the screenings further compact inside the pipe. Ultimately, the compacted screenings are efficiently discharged into a dumpster.
- Technical Guide
Design Guidelines
Dry solid concentration
greater than 45%
Volume reduction
greater than 70%
Capacity
25,000gallon/day
Water
Non potable but clean water
Water
2 or 3 washing cycles/hour – cycle is 30 to 60s
Water
Max 20 gal/hour
Water pressure
min 87psi
Stainless Steel
304 or 316
Absorbed power
7hp (5.22KW)
Voltage
Custom to site availability–3φ required
- Use Cases
Applications
Platte County – MO
Westmoreland – PA
Success Stories
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