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2210 L and 10 L/s hydrocarbon separator (Ref. GA76022) with decanter and coalescing filter. An efficient and mandatory solution for the treatment of wastewater containing oils and greases in workshops, gas stations, and industries, guaranteeing compliance with environmental regulations.
The 2210 L, 10 L/s hydrocarbon separator with decanter and coalescing filter is the ultimate solution for the efficient management and treatment of wastewater contaminated with oils, gasoline, and greases of mineral origin. Specifically designed to meet the strictest environmental regulations, this unit ensures optimal contaminant retention before the water is discharged into the sewer system or authorized waterways. Its advanced technology combines gravity settling with coalescence, guaranteeing superior performance and high reliability in industrial, commercial, and service environments.
This system stands out for its high treatment capacity of 10 liters per second and a total volume of 2210 liters, making it the perfect equipment for service stations, mechanical workshops, underground parking garages, scrap yards, and vehicle wash areas. The process begins in the settling tank compartment, where heavy particles and sludge settle to the bottom due to gravity. Next, the water passes through the coalescing filter, a key component that forces small hydrocarbon droplets to coalesce into larger droplets, facilitating their rise to the surface and achieving exceptional purity in the treated water.
Its installation is mandatory by law in any activity where rainwater or wastewater may be contaminated with mineral oils, fuels, or greases. This includes gas stations, vehicle repair shops, parking lots, scrap yards, car washes, and industrial loading and unloading areas.
The coalescing filter is made of a structured material that forces water through. The small suspended hydrocarbon particles collide with each other as they pass through the filter, merging (coalescing) into larger droplets that, due to their lower density, quickly float to the surface of the separator for later removal.
Periodic maintenance includes visual inspection of the equipment's condition, measurement of the thickness of the accumulated hydrocarbon layer, and cleaning or replacement of the coalescing filter according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Draining and authorized waste disposal are required when sludge and hydrocarbon accumulation limits are reached.
Yes, this hydrocarbon separator is designed under the most demanding European quality standards, guaranteeing that the levels of oils and greases at the outlet of the equipment remain well below the maximum limits allowed for wastewater discharge.
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