Mechanical Grille

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Industrial Sewage Treatment Mechanical Separation Bar Screen Equipments Mechanical grille is a specialized sewage treatment equipment that can continuously and automatically intercept and remove various shapes of debris in the fluid. Mechanical grille is a type of grille that can be continuously and automatically cleared. It is composed of many identical rake teeth that are assembled in an interlocking and parallel manner into a closed rake tooth chain. Driven by an electric motor and a reducer, it continuously moves from top to bottom through a set of groove wheels and chains, achieving the goal of continuously clearing the grille. When the rake chain is transported to the upper and back of the equipment, due to the guiding effect of the sprocket and curved rail, the parallel rake teeth can be misaligned, causing solid dirt to fall into the slag tank by its own weight.

Regarding the Wastewater Treatment Equipment,except for Rotary Mechanical Grille Cleaning Machine,auto bar screen machine,we also produce Micro Drum Filters,Air Flotation Machine,Rotary Mechanical Grille Cleaning Machine,Screw Press Sludge Dewatering Machine,Integrated Buried Sewage Treatment Equipment,etc.

Advantages of Industrial Sewage Treatment Mechanical Separation Bar Screen Equipments
High degree of automation, high separation efficiency, low power consumption, no noise, good corrosion resistance, can ensure continuous and stable operation in unmanned conditions. Overload safety protection devices are installed, which will automatically shut down in case of equipment failure, avoiding equipment overload work.

Application of Industrial Sewage Treatment Mechanical Separation Bar Screen Equipments
1. Used in the treatment of industrial wastewater such as papermaking, slaughtering, leather, sugar making, brewing, food processing, textiles, printing and dyeing, petrochemicals, etc., to remove solid substances such as suspended solids, floating solids, and precipitates;
2. Used for recycling useful substances such as fibers and residues in industries such as papermaking, alcohol, starch, and food processing;
3. Used as a replacement for primary sedimentation tanks in urban sewage treatment.