Preliminary screening
Preliminary screening is the first step in any water extraction process to remove large or medium-sized pollutants of more than 0.4 in. / 10 mm, such as leaves, tree trunks, plastic containers, plastic film, debris, seaweed, and jellyfish. Mainly grab screens and multi-rake bar screens are used for this purpose.
Fine screening
For the removal of fine contaminants in the range of 0.04 in. up to 0.4 in. / 1 mm up to 10 mm, self-cleaning and fully automatic belt filter screens are mainly used. They are suitable for filtering large flow rates in a water intake with a relatively fine degree of filtration. Depending on the required clean water quality of the downstream processes, the screen elements are equipped with filter mesh or with perforated plate. This ensures optimum reliability with maximum efficiency. HUBER belt filter screens are available in all sizes, layouts, and flow rates. Depending on the flow direction, a distinction is made between
- HUBER Band Screen CenterMax®: Screen of the "center-flow" type. The filter elements are installed parallel to the flow direction of the water intake and move vertically. The water flows from the inside to the outside.
- HUBER Band Screen DualMax®: Screen of the "dual flow" type. The filter elements are installed parallel to the flow direction of the water intake and move vertically. The water flows from the outside to the inside.
- HUBER Band Screen DiscMax®:Screen of the "through-flow" type. The filter elements are installed in the direction of flow and move vertically. The water flows in a straight line through the filter belt screen.