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CHANNEL BAR SCREEN AD
The first operation to take place in water treatment
plants is that of ROUGH SCREENING. A grate is used to
retain the large solids in the waste water before the fine
screening in all kinds of industries.

They are usually used in urban Waste Water
Treatment Plants (W.W.T.P.) in the primary treatment
with spaces of between 10 - 50 mm, and in Industrial
Water Treatment Plants as a pretreatment with spaces of
between 10 - 30 mm.

The rough filtering tank is a totally prefabricated,
compact piece of equipment, ideal for those cases where
it is desirable to avoid construction work, as the
installation of this equipment only requires very little.

It consists of the tank itself (in polyester reinforced
with fiberglass) and the rough filtering screen (in stainless
steel). They offer an economic solution to the continuous
solid-liquid separation process with very little need for
maintenance and no need at all for the use of energy.

The fluid to be treated is sent to the separation
chamber and, after passing through the rough filtering
grate, enters the runoff compartment, now free from
solids larger than the grating size.

Toro Equipment 2013
DEFENDER® CHANNEL BAR SCREEN AD