The CSS and SSS screw screens, available with or without a compactor, are designed for efficient solid-liquid separation. They seamlessly integrate two key processes: filtration and compacting. Here’s a breakdown of their features and benefits:
Key Components and Functions:
- Screen Basket: Available in perforated sheet or wedge wire, this acts as an effective filter.
- Tubular Transport Section: Leads to a compacting/dewatering module, optionally equipped with a chute or bagging system.
- Shaftless Screw with Brushes: Fitted with bolted plastic brushes in the screen basket section for cleanliness, it conveys screenings to the compacting section.
- Compacting/Dewatering Module: Reduces volume and weight of screenings by up to 40%.
Installation and Construction:
- Channel Placement: Designed to fit within a channel of appropriate width.
- Channel Width Compatibility: Suitable for channels up to 850 mm wide.
- Material Options: Various combinations of stainless steel (grades 304, 316, or Duplex) and high-strength carbon steel, with spiral options in carbon steel, 304, or 316.
Optional Features:
- Custom Discharge Chutes: Additional or tailor-made options available.
- Washing Systems: For the basket and/or transport section, reducing odor issues.
- Compacting Module Washing System: Standard feature to eliminate odors, operable manually or via a solenoid valve.
Advantages:
- High Efficiency: Optimized for maximum performance.
- Simplicity: User-friendly design and operation.
- Ease of Installation: Straightforward setup process.
- Simple Maintenance: Minimal upkeep required.
Maintenance and Operation:
- Brush Replacement: Typically needed after 2 years, with Simeco’s unique pivoting system simplifying the process.
- On-Site Maintenance: Can be performed by untrained personnel due to the system’s design simplicity.
Control Panel Options:
- Customization: Available with an electromechanical or PLC-controlled panel upon request.
