Abstract: Waste water treatment systems and methods are described that remove screenings, objects, and grit from waste water. The system includes a tank for receiving unfiltered waste water from an inlet and a flow screen installed in the tank to capture screenings that are objects too large to pass through the flow screen. A washing compactor ejects the screenings out of the system. Filtered water containing grit passes through the flow screen and under a velocity-diffusing baffle surrounding the flow screen into the tank to produce a grit slurry. A pump removes the grit slurry from the tank through piping to a dewatering device, and the dewatering device removes water from the grit slurry to produce dewatered grit. Filtered waste water and objects are transmitted out of the tank via an outlet after it flows over an overflow weir installed around an interior surface of a wall of the tank.

Abstract: A system and method for evaluating a flow pattern and downstream process for proper selection of screen type, opening and size for optimal screenings capture, operation time and capital outlay. The end result is a properly designed system that effectively protects downstream equipment and may save the customer money throughout the entire plant.

Abstract: A system and method for evaluating a flow pattern and downstream process for proper selection of screen type, opening and size for optimal screenings capture, operation time and capital outlay. The end result is a properly designed system that effectively protects downstream equipment and may save the customer money throughout the entire plant.