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Lamella separators

SedSep® – efficient and optimal lamella sedimentation

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SedSep®

Our own sedimentation concept

For decades the SedSep lamella separator has been a well-known brand, respected for efficient and optimal lamella sedimentation. It can be supplied with integrated treatment and flocculation stages, larger sludge volumes and sludge thickening stages.

Standardised sizes

Capacity from 1 m³/h upwards.

Well dimensioned

For the most demanding treatment needs.

Corrosion-resistant

Made from corrosion-resistant, lightweight materials.

Adapted designs

Design and material are chosen according to size and to what the water and process contain.

How it works

How SedSep® works

Pre-sedimentation

The flocculated wastewater enters a generously sized inlet shaft that is open at the bottom and acts as a pre-sedimentation stage.

Diagonal flow

The water is distributed precisely into closed lamella compartments and flows diagonally through the lamellae, so the water flow and the sludge do not work against each other. The treated water is drawn off over a notched weir.

Maintenance during operation

The lamellae sit in packs of two that can be lifted out individually for cleaning, even during operation. The spacing between the lamellae ensures reliable operation even at high sludge loads.

1–200 m³/h

SedSep® with sludge cone

The separated sludge collects in a cone below the lamellae and is drawn off at the bottom. The tank is made of GRP or steel, with lamellae and weir in PP.

1–200 m³/h

SedSep® with sludge scraper

SedSep®-S has a flat bottom with chamfered corners. A slow-moving sludge scraper moves the sludge to the central sludge outlet and can be fitted with a thickener grid for a higher dry solids content.

For high sludge production there is a raised version or a round sludge silo. For high dry solids content and sludge that is hard to treat, the scraper is torque-limited and reinforced, and the bottom can be conical towards the centre.

Modules 20–200 m²

SedSep®-C Plate Pac

Standardised modules for small to large flows. The water enters between the modules, passes down under the lamella pack and is distributed evenly into the lamella compartments using the counter-current principle. The treated water is drawn off over notched weirs on the long sides.

The modules are complete units that are easily mounted on two cross supports.

Which lamella separator do you need?

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