A unique, energy-efficient system for continuous removal, separation, and recovery of sludge on water surfaces.
A unique, energy-efficient system for continuous removal, separation, and recovery of sludge on water surfaces.
Automatic removal and separation
of sludge from wastewater
Capacity to collect and separate 6,000 ltrs of sludge per hour
Continuous operation 24/7, with minimal service requirements
Energy and cost-efficient operation,reducing costs substantially
The SCW 6000 skimmer separator hybrid is designed to remove sludge and foam from the water surface in wastewater treatment plants, where these pollutants otherwise prohibit an effective water cleaning process. By removing and separating the sludge, the water cleaning process will run more effectively, and the sludge can be reused for bioenergy production. The SCW 6000 is controlled remotely by an easy-to-use app for smartphone or tablet.
The SCW 6000 helps wastewater treatment plants reduce water use, power consumption, manual work, aeration and use of active carbon and chemicals.
The SCW 6000 is currently being tested at two of Sweden’s largest wastewater treatment plants, and will be introduced on the market during 2022.
General
Separation capacity, incl. discharge:
Up to 6,000 ltr/h (1,585 US gal/h)
Maximum flow discharge:
Up to 25,000 ltrs/h (6,600 US gal/h)
Material:
Stainless steel, aluminum, HDPE, NBR
Temperature limit – parts in air:
0 to 50° C (0 to 122° F)
Temperature limit – parts in liquid:
0 to 40° C (0 to 104° F) – Higher temperatures on special order
Dimensions
Minimum depth:
500 mm (20″)
Operational diameter:
900 mm (36″)
Weight:
80 kg (175 lbs)
Discharge pipe diameter:
125 mm (5″)
Power and control
Power:
< 100 W average, one-phase, 120/230 V, 50/60 Hz, < 10 A
Control system:
Remote via smartphone/tablet (rugged industrialized tablet included)
Connection cable length:
10 m (30 ft)
Mains cable length:
10 m (30 ft)
Connectivity:
WiFi, Ethernet, 3G, 4G
Protocols:
MQTT, Modbus TCP
Videos
Images
1. SCW 6000 product, 2. Difference with and without SCW 6000 in treatment plant, 3. Control via tablet app, 4. Installation without buoys gives free passage for the sludge, 5. Testing of prototype, 6. Discharging sludge with low water content
CUSTOMER REFERENCE
Currently, sludge is managed through manual flushing or being pumped away by vacuum trucks. This requires a considerable amount of water, which can result in the loss of the energy potential of the sludge. If the sludge can be collected without water, the water treatment plant can instead convert it to bioenergy and take advantage of phosphorus and minimize operation stoppages, operation costs, energy and chemical use.
SurfCleaner has a patented technology that collects and separates the sludge in an energy-efficient way – this will enable a significant increase in bioenergy from municipal waste streams. This technology will now be validated as a complete system that can be integrated into existing wastewater treatment plants around the world.
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