slatted separator / oil / for wastewater / for wastewater treatment

Lamella separators separate oil with the use of flotation and sedimentation processes. Wastewater enters the separator through the inlet chamber, where the flow is calmed down and is directed to the main chamber where the lamella section is situated. The separation of pollution occurs during the multi-layer flow through the lamella section. Subsequently, purified wastewater enters the outlet chamber (equipped with a backflow stop as an option). The applied oil separation technology additionally enables stoppage of easily sedimenting suspensions, collected at the bottom of the separation chamber.

The lamella section is a removable component fitted with a handle for pulling it out of the separator. The separator can be cleaned from the surface and it is not required to enter the interior of the device.

When choosing the lamella separator, an appropriate level of treatment should be selected, using the oil separation efficiency Curve (Figure 1), depending on the maximum flow capacity of the device (Qmax), e.g. for 20% Qmax the efficiency is 97%