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Microscreen Drum filter
Highly efficient filtration for smaller applications Microfiltration and filtration
Microscreen Drum filters are the ideal solution for water filtration at wastewater treatment plants, in the paper and textile industries, power plants, heating plants, fish farms, zoos, and many other operations.
Our filters can also be found on hundreds of the world’s largest ocean cruise ships, where they treat wastewater that is subsequently discharged back into the oceans.
This demonstrates that our technologies are among the absolute best in the field, meet even the strictest international limits, and provide reliable filtration even in the most demanding conditions.
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IN → OUT
from 10 µm
stainless steel AISI 304 / AISI 316 or higher, plastic tank option available
PES
level probe + PLC, SCADA connection, timer
1 080 cbm/h
continuous filtration
concrete channel / steel tank
Microscreen Drum filter for municipal, industrial, and aquaculture applications, as well as cruise ships
- Municipal wastewater treatment plants – the filter is suitable as a
- tertiary treatment stage – TSS removal, reduction of COD and BOD in the effluent, phosphorus reduction down to 0.1 mg/l. It is suitable for meeting strict discharge limits into receiving waters,
- quaternary treatment – use as pre-treatment for various PFAS removal technologies. The filter can be used in combination with powdered activated carbon dosing as a standalone quaternary stage,
- replacement of sand filtration – same or higher performance with dramatically lower energy and space requirements,
- optimization of existing WWTP operation – capacity increase without major civil works
- Industrial operations – the filter is especially suitable for
- food and beverage industry
- textile and paper industry,
- power generation and heating industry,
- irrigation systems,
- influent water intake
- Aquaculture operations (RAS – recirculating aquaculture systems) – in aquaculture, Microscreen Drum filters are among the key pieces of equipment.
- recirculating systems (RAS) – the Disc filter removes TSS, which directly affects fish health, also reducing the size of biofilters and increasing their efficiency
- flow-through systems (FTS) – removes parasites and algae, and stably and efficiently filters feces, feed residues, and fine organic particles even at high flow rates and in a small footprint
- protection of downstream technologies (UV, biofilters, oxygenation) – cleaner water ensures significantly higher efficiency and longer service life of downstream technologies
Benefits of IN-EKO TEAM solutions
- low water and energy consumption during backwashing
- exceptionally fast and easy replacement of CLI-CLO filter segments
- low OPEX
- excellent solution for industrial applications
- robust washing system
- recovery of valuable materials (a sustainable solution increasing process efficiency and reducing initial investment costs)
- compact and efficient design minimizing space requirements
- steel-tank version transportable in an HC container
- low maintenance costs thanks to robust and well-thought-out design
- exceptional efficiency
- higher effluent water quality
- fast commissioning
- remote monitoring – Industry 4.0
Optional modifications
- automatic cover opening/closing
- UV lamp
- chemical cleaning (CIP)
- insulation and heating
- gravity sludge discharge
- external water connection for filter cloth washing
Variability
- filter cloth available from 10 μm to 500 μm
- filter cloth material PES or PA
- sludge discharge by gravity or pump
Smarter operation through innovation
In cooperation with partners, we develop solutions that reduce environmental impact – from energy-efficient components to digitalized operation and remote equipment monitoring.
Sustainability as a foundation
From design to operation, our technologies are created to save resources, energy, and space. This is not a trend – sustainability is a natural part of every piece of equipment we develop.
Our goal is to ensure clean water for future generations.
Technology hub
Why IN-EKO TEAM?
IN-EKO TEAM is a Czech technology company with its own development and research department as well as its own manufacturing facilities. We design, manufacture, and supply top-class wastewater treatment equipment – from municipal wastewater treatment plants and industrial operations to aquaculture.
Our equipment is made of high-quality stainless steel and installed in more than 80 countries worldwide. Thanks to our long-term know-how, patented solutions, and precise workmanship, we offer our partners the reliability of efficient equipment with a long service life, together with after-sales service and commercial support.
We are your partner from the initial design through commissioning to subsequent service inspections.
O násHow does the Microscreen Drum filter work?
Water containing solid particles flows through the inlet pipe or channel into the inner space of the filter drum. Impurities are captured on the inner side of the cloth and the treated water flows out through the filter cloth. At this stage of the filtration cycle, the unit is in a resting position – the drum does not rotate.
As incoming impurities gradually clog the filter cloth, the resistance to flow increases and the water level inside the drum rises. When the set level difference between the inner and outer parts of the filter drum is reached, the level probe located on the front face of the filter automatically switches on the drum drive and simultaneously the washing pump(s), which pump filtered water to the nozzles of the washing system. The directed water jet from the nozzles removes impurities captured on the inner side of the cloth into a waste trough located inside the drum. Sludge flows into the sludge sump, from where it is pumped out by a sludge pump, which is also automatically controlled by level probes mounted on the sump wall. If gravity sludge drainage is possible, the sludge pump is omitted.
After the washing process is completed, hydrostatic resistance decreases. By rotating the drum, the washed cloth moves to the lower part of the filter, the level difference decreases, and the probe automatically switches off both the drum drive and the pump. Cleaned water flows over the overflow edge to the next treatment stage.
Filtration goes on continually without interruption.
Installation in a concrete channel
Primarily intended for gravity influent to the filter.
Installation in a steel tank
Option of both gravity and pumped influent.
Inlet and outlet connection by piping.
Unique "CLI-CLO" filter segments
This is a patented system with no need for screw fastening. The filter segments simply click into place.
The principle is a uniform supporting grid with different filter cloths for all filter sizes. Installation of the filter grid can be carried out very quickly, saving both maintenance time and spare parts costs.
All seals are integrated into the filter segment and together with the filter cloth form one single unit.
The individual filter segments are made of durable and recyclable ABS plastic and proven filter cloth that is easy to wash. This is very important for reducing wash water and electricity consumption.
Clean water is no coincidence.
It is technology.
Removal of micropollutants and pharmaceuticals – quaternary treatment
Phosphorus reduction (down to 0.1 mg/l)
BOD and COD reduction
Removal of parasite eggs
Compliance with new, stricter effluent discharge limits
Ensuring the proper functionality of other systems for intensive phosphorus removal and quaternary treatment
Pre-treatment before UV
Reduction of OPEX
Removal of suspended solids
Reduction of operating costs
Capture of leakages and recovery of valuable materials for return to production
Pretreatment of influent water for operational use
Recirculation and reuse of process, cooling and stormwater
Removal of suspended solids, pretreatment for biological filters in RAS
Removal of suspended solids, algae and parasites in flow-through systems and influent water
Reduction of filtration operating costs, savings in backwash water in RAS
Filtration for swimming ponds
Filtration for KOI ponds
Ensuring optimal conditions for proper UV system performance
Water recirculation in ZOOs
Filtration in aquaponic systems
Case study / reference
Microscreen Drum filters as the best solution for removing fine fibers from wastewater in one of the largest paper mills in Malaysia
Capture of leakages and recovery of valuable materials for return to production Reduction of operating costs Recirculation and reuse of process, cooling and stormwater +4 Efficient technologies for modern industry