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Pile Cloth Drum filter
Highly efficient filtration with minimal operating costs Microfiltration and filtration
A filter operating on the OUT-IN filtration principle, a 100% submerged Pile Cloth Drum filter with filter cloth from 5 μm.
The Pile Cloth Drum filter guarantees maximum efficiency, TSS removal, BOD and COD reduction, phosphorus reduction down to 0.1 mg/l, and removal of micropollutants. It minimizes operating costs and the need for operator attendance.
OUT → IN, 100% use of filtration area
from 5 μm
stainless steel AISI 304 / 316 or higher
Pile cloth filter cloth with long pile
1 sqm, 2 sqm, 4 sqm and 6 sqm
level probe + PLC, SCADA connection, timer
90 cbm/h
continuous filtration
concrete channel / steel tank
Pile Cloth Drum filter for municipal and industrial operations
The Pile Cloth Drum filter is a high-performance new-generation drum filter that uses the OUT-IN filtration principle, specially developed long-pile cloth, and the possibility of sedimentation in the filter tank. This combination enables extremely efficient removal of suspended solids and organic particles even under high hydraulic and solids loading, where conventional filters are less effective.
The Pile Cloth Drum filter is designed for operations requiring large filtration capacity, low energy demand, and maximum operational reliability.
It is the ideal solution for municipal wastewater treatment plants, industrial operations, and influent water filtration where emphasis is placed on treated water quality and stable operation.
- 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,
- filtration in areas with fluctuating hydraulic and solids loading – stable filter performance even during sudden increases in impurity concentration,
- 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
- aquaculture
- drinking water treatment plants
Benefits of IN-EKO TEAM solutions
- size from as little as 1 sqm
- exceptionally low energy consumption
- low OPEX
- higher effluent water quality
- the filter is resistant to shock loads of Qmax and TSS
- large filtration capacity in a small footprint (100% submerged system)
- low maintenance
- exceptionally quiet operation
- long filter cloth service life (with no risk of tearing)
- continuous filtration even during cloth washing
- possibility of sedimentation in the filter tank
- excellent solution for industrial applications
- design allowing installation even with uneven concrete channels
- for two-stage filtration systems, possibility of combination with IN-OUT drum filters
- remote monitoring – Industry 4.0
Optional modifications
- installation of dry pumps
- folded overflow edge – increases filter capacity
- possibility of project-based modifications
- filter cover
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.
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Why IN-EKO TEAM?
How does the Pile Cloth Drum filter work?
Untreated water including impurities flows into the filter tank in which the filter drum covered with filter cloth is located. The whole system is 100% submerged. Untreated water passes through the filter cloth and all impurities are captured on its surface (deep-bed sand filtration principle). As impurities are retained on the filter cloth, water flow through the filter decreases and the water level in the filter tank gradually rises. When the level probe is activated, the washing process is initiated and the drum begins to rotate. This process involves slow rotation and suction removal of impurities.
Once the water level drops to the set minimum, the wash cycle ends and the filtration cycle repeats. Treated water flows to the downstream technology.
Filtration goes on continually without interruption.
Clean water is no coincidence.
It is technology.
Removal of micropollutants and pharmaceuticals – quaternary treatment
Removal of microplastics
Removal of PFAS
Phosphorus reduction (down to 0.1 mg/l)
Removal of suspended solids – tertiary polishing
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
Recirculation and reuse of process, cooling and stormwater
Removal of suspended solids, algae and parasites in flow-through systems and influent water
Ensuring optimal conditions for proper UV system performance
Water recirculation in ZOOs
Filtration in aquaponic systems