Every dirt particle larger than 60 microns is removed as the water passes through the drum sieve (0.06 mm). The captured dirt is then fully automatically eliminated from the sieve.
A water level sensor determines whether the drum is receiving enough water flow. The drum sieve is automatically rinsed if it gets too clogged. The high pressure pump is used to supply water to the nozzles that clean the sieve, and a drainage channel is used to carry the dirt to the sewers. The water next passes into the biological part, which is housed inside the same compact shell, where an air stone has already been installed to provide proper aeration.
A water level sensor determines whether the drum is receiving enough water flow. The drum sieve is automatically rinsed if it gets too clogged. The high pressure pump is used to supply water to the nozzles that clean the sieve, and a drainage channel is used to carry the dirt to the sewers. The water next passes into the biological part, which is housed inside the same compact shell, where an air stone has already been installed to provide proper aeration.
