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​WTP Corp. Screenings Washing Dewatering press
Screenings Washing and Dewatering Press uses a shaftless conveyor screw to process raw wastewater screenings – conveying, washing out fecal matter and dewatering screenings to reduce discharged volume and liquid content.
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​ProTechtor® Screenings Washer Compactors

​The Kusters Water wash compactor is synonymous with hygienic and efficient handling of screenings. Screening disposal is a cost factor for every installation; wet screenings are heavy and increase disposal costs. The fecal matter in the water must also be delivered to the subsequent sewage purification process. The Kusters Water wash compactor reduces the weight and volume of the screenings while washing out more than 95% of fecal matter. Kusters Water wash compactors provide high performance combined with low operating costs to provide an excellent cost/performance ratio.
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Operation
The screenings are discharged directly from a screening unit, conveyor, or flume to the press feed hopper. The screw then transports the screenings to the washing zone were service water is added and the organic matter is washed out. Fecal matter is loosened and washed off the screenings in the wash zone by a washboard/friction process. Hairs, fibers, etc. which could cause mechanical breakdowns and blockages in the downstream process are retained in the screenings. The water and solubilized organics which are removed by this process are then returned to the wastewater channel via a collection pan. The screw then delivers the washed screenings to the press zone where they are dewatered, with the water also being delivered back to channel via the collection pan. The dewatered screenings are then discharged via a discharge pipe to a container, or conveyor. A shredding device or optional bagging unit are also available for installation on the end of the discharge pipe if desired.
Features
  • Rugged stainless steel construction
  • Indoor or outdoor installation
  • Ease of maintenance
  • Durable Hardox 400 screw for long life
  • Shafted screw design for greater compaction strength
  • Heavy duty spherical shaft bearing
  • Integral washing system
Benefits
  • High reliability
  • Reduction of waste disposal costs by minimizing volume and weight of screenings
  • Low maintenance costs
  • Easily adapted to suit existing installations
Technical Data
  • Screw diameter: 200 mm, 300 mm, 350 mm (8”, 12”, 14”)
  • Throughput: Up to 450 ft³/hr
  • Fecal matter reduction: Greater than 95%
  • Volume reduction: 60-70%
  • Weight reduction: 60-70%
  • Housing: 304 or 316 stainless steel
  • Discharge pipe: 304 or 316 stainless steel
  • Conveyor screw: Wear resistant Hardox 400 steel
  • Wear strips: 400 BHN steel​
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Central/Eastern Virginia
Winschel Environmental, LLC
Glen Allen, VA 23060
Phone: 804-545-3115
Fax: 804-915-8982
Contact: Matthew J. Winschel, PE
mwinschel@winenv.com
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Western Virginia
Winschel Environmental, LLC
Buchanan, VA 24066
Phone: (540) 632-0111
Fax: 804-915-8982
Contact: Gary Rookstool, PE
gary.rookstool@winenv.com
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