BioSec Enviro Inc. products

The listed capacities are an indication of performance of various vertical conveyors. The capacity depends on several factors, the main one being the product to be lifted. As a rule, vertical conveyors are not fitted with intermediate bearings. In circumstances where the material are to be transported over long vertical distances, it is recommended that staged vertical conveyors are employed. Vertical conveyors can be used on many different materials, including wet, sticky dewatered biosolids. The compact design of the vertical screw conveyor has no return parts, like a belt conveyor.  Therefore, one significant advantage is the limited  size of the footprint.  They can be installed into very tight spaces; typically with the drive able to be mounted at the top or the bottom of the conveyor.

The dewatered material is retrieved from storage by utilizing a hydraulically driven sliding frame mechanism which covers the entire bottom of a silo. The layers of material are discharged in the order in which they were introduced into the silo through openings located along the silo bottom. The material is then transported via a screw conveyor to discharge points located outside the silo for final truck loading or other downstream processes.

High-performance mixers consistently produce a stabilized product by intermixing lime with biosolids cake.

Continuous discharge of dewatered biosolids is achieved via the rotation of the heavy duty discharge arm. The discharge arm conveys the sludge to a central discharge point typically located at the centre of the silo bottom. A transport screw conveyor moves the sludge outside the silo for final truck loading or other downstream processes.

The dewatered material is retrieved from storage by utilizing a hydraulically driven sliding frame mechanism which covers the entire bottom of a silo. The layers of material are discharged in the order in which they were introduced into the silo through openings located along the silo bottom. The material is then transported via a screw conveyor to discharge points located outside the silo for final truck loading or other downstream processes.

BioSec is the only company globally that can offer four different Loading System solutions: Traditional screw-driven live bottom discharge, Rotary bin discharge, Sliding frame discharge, Direct gravity discharge.

BioSec supplies the entire system, from point of collection – whether it be from dewatering equipment or a foreign sludge receiving facility – to ultimate point of disposal, utilizing shafted screw conveyors, shaftless conveyors, or pumps to truck loading, composting, incineration or a drying system. And we offer the in-house expertise to provide you with the detailed design, engineering, project management, installation and aftermarket support, service and spare parts.

BioSec provides wastewater screens and MBBR/IFAS biological wastewater treatment solutions for municipal and industrial facilities, with a wide range of screening, conveyor and storage equipment options. Built from heavier materials (stainless steel, etc.) and robust components to perform dependably for more than 25 years, our equipment meets the most rigorous demands for reliability and long-term service.

BioSec offers Intermediate Bearings in many shapes and sizes. By applying a specially developed flexible coupling, the resulting extended life expectancy of the intermediate bearing enables greater distances between bearings

BioWear Liners are designed to minimize wear that occurs during transport of abrasive material in both shafted and shaftless screw ocnveyors. BioWear Liners are interchangeable with existing wear liners and can be provided in various thicknesses. The liners will be designed to match the existing screw conveyor securing system. The exact size of the liners required is to be provided to BioSec as sizes vary between screw conveyor manufacturers. The liners can be provided flat or preformed to size