The Industry Challenge:
Inorganic grit (sand, gravel, cinder) causes severe abrasion to pumps, pipes, and sludge dewatering equipment. If not removed effectively in the pre-treatment stage, it accumulates in digestion tanks, reducing active volume by up to 30% and causing costly maintenance shutdowns.
The Feiran EP Solution:
Our Vortex Grit Chamber utilizes the Coanda effect and centrifugal force to separate grit from organic matter. The paddle mixer maintains a constant rotational velocity, ensuring that organic solids remain suspended while heavy grit settles into the central hopper. This guarantees clean grit output and maximum protection for your downstream assets.
| Technical Specs (技术参数) | Performance Standard |
|---|---|
| Grit Removal Efficiency | ≥ 95% (particle size ≥ 0.2mm) |
| Tank Diameter | 1.8m – 7.0m (Customizable) |
| Processing Capacity | Up to 2,500 m³/h per unit |
| Material Construction | SUS304 / SUS316L |
A: Vortex systems are more compact, require less energy (no blowers needed), and release fewer odors since there is no air turbulence to strip VOCs into the atmosphere.
A: Yes. The Feiran EP Vortex Grit Trap is designed to maintain high separation efficiency across a wide range of hydraulic loads, making it ideal for plants with fluctuating peak flows.
A: It is typically paired with a Grit Classifier or Sand Washer. The grit pump extracts the slurry from the hopper and feeds it to the classifier for final dewatering and discharge.