Features and structure
The QUILTON self-cleaning band screen compact plant is distinguished by its large screening capacity, its exclusive self-cleaning system, and its high performance in continuous and intermittent operation. Its adaptability to existing and new facilities, the efficient self-cleaning of the screen, and the minimal maintenance required make this screen the solution for numerous problems at facilities and the ideal one because of its uses.
The QUILTON screen is placed directly inside the tub and the solids in suspension in the water are decanted, removed, and offloaded over the lip. In addition, it has optional auxiliary systems for washing the solids removed.
STRUCTURE
The QUILTON screen consists of filtering components made of ABS, referred to as "teeth", which are mounted on two consecutive stainless-steel shafts. The ends of these shafts hold the drive belts for the filtering screen. The unit, with its drive motor and other features is mounted on a stainless-steel structure.
The design of the teeth and their assembly on the filtering screen provide two filtering stages, determine the size of the solid to be extracted, and define the screen’s spacing.
SELF-CLEANING CAPACITY
QUILTON screens are self-cleaning simply through the effect of the screen’s movement. This means the teeth make a double movement due to the arrangement of each tooth’s assembly and the positioning of each row of teeth on two consecutive shafts and the screen’s rotation:
- Forward: for offloading the solids extracted.
- Backward: for cleaning the teeth individually and the screen as a whole.
This self-cleaning system means the screen is always clean in the flow of liquid, which ensures that the QUILTON screen operates efficiently over the long term without supervision, with minimal maintenance.
Options in assembly and maintenance