Introduction
GVF Sub-vertical Mechanical Bar Screens are used for medium-fine screening in both municipal and industrial waste water treatment plants.
Technical Specs

Description

GVF Mechanical Sub-vertical Fine Screens consist of a robust steel frame and a bar filter varying according to the screening efficiency required.
GVF screens are used for medium-fine screening of both civil and industrial sewage.

Function

Waste water flows into the upstream end of the unit where screenings are captured on the bars.
While the chain-driven rakes clean the bars, material is conveyed to the discharge point.
Solids are removed from the rakes by a wiper and discharged into a dumpster, conveyor or compactor.

Features

  • 6 ~ 10mm spacing
  • 4 or more cleaning rakes depending on screen height
  • Channel width: 400 ~ 2,000 mm
  • 75-degree incline angle

Benefits

  • Rake tines precision laser-cut from continuous stainless steel bar
  • Upper and lower sprocket to maintain strict alignment required by fine bar spacing
  • Self-lubricating lower bronze bush enclosed in sealed casing
  • Reduced service requirements (no need to take screen out of the channel)

Options

  • Alternative screen types and sizes
  • Material: hot dip galvanised steel, 304 L / 316 L SS
  • Incline angle other than 75 degrees up to 90 degrees with goose neck
  • Alternative voltage and frequency
  • Alternative degree of motor protection
  • Control panel