Mechanical Screen (Jtype & center flow)

The i-type screen is a modified version of the raked screen. In contrast to the standard design version, the J-type screen does not have straight bars, the screen bars are bent in the bottom section, i.e. curved towards the sewer base. It is also this special form of the screen bars which gives the screen its name as the letter ‘J’ has approximately the same shape as the curved screen bars. The screening rake moves along the curvature of the screen bars and describes a segment of a circle in this section. The flat inclination angle of the screen bars in the sewer base section increases the cross-sectional flow area of the screen with the result of reduced hydraulic losses and a reduced flow velocity in the gaps between the screen bars.
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EGY-FAB Center flow Band Screen :

alternative to applications with limited footprint and headspace. Influent flow enters the screen in the middle of the screen frame, and is positively screened as the flow transitions from the inside and passes through the traveling perforated filter belt through the sides and bottom. Optimally spaced lifting tines are attached to filter panels to capture and elevate larger items to the internal discharge point. Screenings are washed off via spray headers and or a combined motorized brush assembly and are discharged to an internal flume or screenings washer compactor, which transports the screenings outside of the screen frame.
The guality of the screened effluent is drastically improved which in turn improves performance and better protect downstream equipment.