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News Release from: Rotorflush Filters | Subject: The Rotorflush Filterpump
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 16 December 2003
New Pump Enables Affordable Water
Recycling.
The Rotorflush Filterpump is a revolutionery new product, a submersible pump with an integral Self Cleaning Intake Filter.
The pump's 250 micron fixed intake screen is continually backwashed by two internal rotating jets powered by a dedicated impeller, keeping the screen clear even in highly contaminated fluids With no external moving parts, even fluids containing string, plastic bags,sanitary ware etc cannot cause blockage
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 31 Mar 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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In addition the pump produces a filtered output which will not block nozzles and valves in upstream equipment.
Huber Technology UK Ltd are a major supplier of inlet screens for sewage treatment works.
They wished to use the in-flowing sewage as a source of wash water for their screens.
Previously potable water had been used.
The Rotorflush Filterpump provided the ideal solution, an easy to install, submersible pump and self cleaning filter in one unit.
Not only was the unit able to work directly in sewage without blocking, an essential requirement on unmanned sewage treatment works, it also provided a filtered supply that would not block the nozzles and solenoids on their screening equipment.
A number of units have been supplied to Huber over the last 9 months with great success.
Confident of the reliability and cost effectiveness of the unit, Rotorflush is now releasing this exciting product to other industries.
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