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Serving water resources, energy and the environment
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Serving water resources, energy and the environment
Environmental engineering, sewage treatment / rainwater High-performance screen rakes for spillway structures and weir conduits and channels. Storm-water basin equipment including control systems. Controlled overflow weirs, also combined with screen rakes.
Environmental engineering, sludge drying POLYTHERM® mobile and stationary belt drying systems for sewage sludge and industrial sludge
High-grade/stainless steel construction / machine construction All-in equipment packages for reservoirs, pumping stations, manways. Components for drinking water conditioning and sewage-treatment plants. Building equipment. High-grade/stainless steel structures for the chemical and foodstuffs industries. Coolers and chillers for powder paint production.
Piping systems Transport pipes made of coated carbon-steel pipes for drinking water, natural gas and other media, including shaped fittings, special-purpose components and accessories.
Stainless steel pipes and accessories. PE piping, Push Fast, with longitudinally friction-locked pipe socket system.
| Dust-free drying By contrast with conventional belt driers, the POLYTHERMÂŽ belt drier operates with infrared radiation. An appropriately tight array of heating tubes which are heated so that they emit in the infrared band in the area specified forms a high-temperature zone. The heat is issued at this point by the heating tubes in the form of radiation and convection. This abruptly forms a crust on the surface of the material to be dried. Thus, each individual pellet is provided with a degree of stability which prevents it collapsing subsequently and thus forming dust. Drying is performed by convection in the downstream area.
Gas burners, oil burners, superheated gases and/or superheated steam are used as the heat sources. |
| No odours The process air ducting system now routes the hot air, saturated with water, to the condenser. The air is then cooled and the condensate produced is routed to the drainage pipe. The air which is now cool again is routed through a further fan to the flue gas heat exchanger. There is an additional fan, used to feed fresh air into the process circuit, if required between the fan and the flue-gas heat exchanger. |
| Retention of floating material at overflow structures The contamination of surface water resources by combined water from overflow systems and partly also from stromwater tanks, consists of all the solids which are present in the waste water. This involves a very wide range of dissolved, semi-dissolved, fiber and solid substances with different structures and specific weights (plastic strips, sanitary towels, diapers, condoms, faecal matter, paper etc.).
The increasing restoration of surface water resources to their natural state makes it essential to avoid such discharges of floating material in the future. The construction of immersed walls in overflow structures only enables part of the discharge of floating substances to be avoided, because considerable flow velocities are likely to build up with the generally short spaces which exist between the immersion walls; these velocities tend to increase the discharge of solid material.
Continuous basins can only perform their function to a limited degree because of the large volumes of water and the increasingly high proportion of light materials. Retention basins and retention channels have the drawback that untreated combined water is discharged into the outfall once they are full.
A basin-screen combination is the best way of meeting the criteria in such cases. In this concept, retention of the heavily contaminated flushing surge is the main task of the basins. On the other hand, the screen removes light, floating and solid substances which would otherwise contaminate the outfall area (Figures 1 and 2). |
| ROMAG high-performance CSO screen RSW Dispenses with the need to make high investments in retaining capacity volume
Prevents unnecessary contamination of the receiving water courses
Is safe and reliable to operate
Permanently performs mechanical cleaning action
Is resistant to corrosion
Is rugged
Requires little maintenance
Has a small bar spacing (4 mm)
Transports the caught material from the inlet zone
Materials either 316L or 304L |
| WWTP Kolben, RSW-K of the ROMAG high-performance CSO screen RSW-K:
Optimum utilisation of available storage volume
Dispenses with the need to make high investments in retaining capacity volume
Drastically reduces the number of relief operations
Prevents unnecessary contamination of the receiving water courses
Allows reliable quantity measurements
Has an increased efficiency when subject to part load
Is safe and reliable to operate
Permanently cleans mechanically
Is corrosion-resistant
Is rugged
Requires little maintenance
Transports the caught material from the inlet zone
Materials either 316L or 304L
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| WWTP Telli at Aarau, ROMAG CSO screen RSW-K CSO screen RSW-K has already proven successful in very many applications. However, close cooperation with the offices and agencies involved is necessary in order to achieve a reliably operating installation. This is necessary in order to determine and comply with the hydraulic boundary conditions.
This concerns a streamlined feed to the CSO screen and discharge to the sewage treatment plant with the required downgrade:
The caught material which is transported by the screen to a defined point must move continuously downwards into the discharge path. For instance, a shaft for the caught material may need to be used depending on local conditions
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