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Traveling Bridge Grit & Grease Scraper

Reliable Sedimentation & Skimming for Large-Scale Wastewater Plants.

The Industry Challenge

In large longitudinal tanks, grit accumulation can become uneven, and surface scum (grease/oil) creates odor issues. Traditional chain-driven scrapers are prone to mechanical jamming, corrosion, and high maintenance costs due to underwater moving parts.

 

The Feiran EP Solution

Our Traveling Bridge Scraper moves along rails above the water, keeping drive components dry and accessible. It uses submersible pumps or scrapers to remove bottom grit while a surface skimmer removes grease. The result is reliable, dual-action cleaning with minimal maintenance requirements.

Technical Specs Standard Configuration
Bridge Span 2m – 20m (Customizable)
Travel Speed 1.5 – 3.0 m/min (Adjustable)
Extraction Method Submersible Pump / Air Lift / Scraper
Control System PLC + Remote Auto/Manual
Q1: Pump suction or scraper blade? Which is better?
  • A: Pump suction is ideal for deeper tanks and fine grit removal as it vacuums the floor. Scraper blades are robust and better suited for heavy, coarse grit loads. Feiran EP offers both options based on your site conditions.

  • A: Yes. We can design a single wide bridge that spans across multiple parallel channels, synchronizing the cleaning process and reducing equipment costs.

  • A: Yes, we provide the complete package including precision-machined rails, power supply cables (festoon or reel), and limit switches for safety.

Need finer screening downstream? Check our [Mechanical Bar Screens] or [Rotary Drum Fine Screens].