OUR
SEDIMENTATION-
SYSTEMS HYDROSHARK

FOR DISCHARGE INTO SURFACE WATERS

PRODUCT OVERVIEW SEDIMENTATION SYSTEMS

HYDROSHARK

HYDROSHARK
VARIO

HYDROSHARK
MODULAR

HYDROSHARK
PUMP SHAFT

HYDROSHARK
GULLY

WHAT IS SEDIMENTATION?

USING GRAVITY

When rainwater runs off roads, it can pick up sorbed pollutants, particulate heavy metals and other chemicals. These pollutants can affect the water quality of streams, rivers and lakes and have a negative impact on the aquatic environment.

Sedimentation removes various impurities from the rainwater, including: Coarse particles, fine filterable solids (TSS), particulate pollutants, microplastics.

Sedimentation is an important process in stormwater treatment.

ADVANTAGES

COST-EFFECTIVE

Significantly less excavation due to compact size
No long sedimentation necessary
No space required above ground
Low maintenance effort
Full flow treatment possible

POWERFUL

High retention of solids
Proven oil retention
Heavy rain tested
Microplastic retention
Proven
Operational reliability based on years of field tests
No blocking possible

USER-FRIENDLY

Different sizes
Almost unlimited combination options
Individual inlet and outlet angle possible
Variable connection sizes
Delivered to the construction site ready for connection thanks to Plug & Play
Simple, quick inspection and maintenance

PLANNING SAFETY

DWA-A 102 compliant
DWA-M 153 compliant
LANUV list NRW
IKT-tested
NJDEP certified
NCAT-verified
No height offset
Support with planning and design
Comparability with rainwater clarifiers

FUNCTIONAL PRINCIPLE

①

The water flows tangentially into the center of the hydrodynamic separator.

②

Solids settle to the bottom, floating matter remains on the water surface.

③

The solids are collected in the sludge trap, which is hydraulically separated from the treatment chamber by flow breakers and a grating to prevent remobilization.

④

The water rises evenly up the side walls.

⑤

The purified water is collected in an annular chamber via a serrated weir and then transported to the outlet.

⑥

The water runs off.