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PacTec’s dewatering filters automatically separate solid and liquid during a sludge dewatering process. Also known as sediment filters, they are placed in dewatering containers- meaning no need for additional dewatering boxes. This streamlines the filtering process in a way that can save your company money. As a result of this filtration, the compacted, dry waste has less weight and volume- ultimately minimizing waste disposal costs.
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Operations that can benefit from using these specially designed filters include:
- Wastewater Treatment Plants
- Power Plants
- Drinking Water Facilities
- Industrial Sludge Pits
- Cooling Towers
- Agricultural Operations
- Construction Projects
- Environmental Remediation Projects
- Mining/Marine Dredging
- …and more!
- Industrial Sludge Pits
- Marine Dredging
- Environmental Remediation Projects
- Cooling Tower Sludge
- Paint Sludge
- Sump Cleaning
- Easy to install and use
- Mesh options for faster dewatering
- Cloth options available for heavy metals and hydrocarbons
- Affordable & disposable
- Works with most industrial dewatering box sizes/designs
- Reduces disposal volume
- No volume increases associated with using solidifiction agents
- Dewatering filters improve the results of the dewatering process by enhancing the natural filtering system.
- Dewatering filters are made of fabric geotextile or mesh. Both materials are proven to efficiently separate liquid and solid waste material, or cloth filters that have a smaller pore size can be used for separating heavy metals and hydrocarbons.
- Filtered solids may contain as low as eight to fifteen percent moisture, depending on the dewatering filters and processes used.
- Standard dewatering filters are available in sizes that accommodate most dewatering boxes, with filters available for specialized dewatering containers.
- Available filter micron ratings range from 50 to 260 microns, enabling the matching of the dewatering filter to the type of application.
- Depending on the application, water can be recycled into a processing plant, reducing the amount of freshwater needed.