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Chemical Engineering highlights the SmartWave septage-receiving screen, which uses controlled-vibration screening to better handle highly unpredictable septage loads at treatment facilities. By actively agitating the screen during surges, it aims to limit blinding, keep throughput steadier, and reduce manual cleanouts compared to conventional screens.

What performance results (e.g., fewer blinding events, lower labor hours, steadier inflow) would convince you to adopt vibration-based septage screening at your facility?

A new approach to screening helps handle unpredictable septage loads

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The SmartWave septage-receiving screen is built around controlled-vibration technology to address the challenges of unpredictable septage loads coming into treatment facilities.

The post A new approach to screening helps handle unpredictable septage loads appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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