Screening and Filtering Water for Use and Re-use
Water Filtration and Screening from water source through the Urban Water Cycle, often several times, and back to source. How we screen this precious resource, recycle and re-use it.
Jim Hosford
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Rotorflush Filters Ltd is a manufacturing Company specialising in the production and supply of automatic backwashing water screening products. Rotorflush is the brand name for our unique submersible pumps with integral self-cleaning intakes, and our wide range of suction intake filters and screens for use in dirty water. Suitable for temporary or permanent installation.
All our products incorporate automatic backwashing screens invented and supplied directly by Rotorflush, experts in liquid / solids separation who have been supplying the water-abstraction and water treatment industries for more than 20 years.
Our stainless-steel, water-driven self-cleaning intake screens are built to operate 24 / 7 all year round in extreme water conditions, with minimal maintenance. Our all-steel screens, unlike polyurethane screens, cannot add microplastics into the intake stream, and all our screens are wholly recyclable.
Rotorflush self-cleaning intake screens are providing the benefits of low maintenance costs, higher uptime and ease of use to many sectors.
Providing screened wash-water at waste water treatment works; screening at the point of water abstraction at water treatment works; automatic filtering and supply of sample water to analysers for water monitoring; eel screening at raw water intakes.
Simultaneous pumping and screening for farm dirty water systems; natural water screening and pumping for irrigation.
Eel screening at raw water intakes; screening and filtration for cooling water, district heating systems and data centres.
Rotorflush self-cleaning screens were developed from the need to pump dairy farm run-off to irrigators to return dirty water to land. It quickly became apparent from demand for our products that the recurring issues of blocked pumps, blocked irrigation nozzles, and consequent maintenance and downtime are common to many industry sectors.
Rotorflush self-cleaning intake screens and filters are now used in any application where there is a need to screen water as it is pumped or on intake by gravity to protect equipment further down the line, to meet environmental regulations and to pre-filter for further filtration.
Water screening protection on intakes reduces maintenance costs by protecting equipment from blocking and clogging. Our screens are compact, maximising mesh open while constraining intake velocity, and offer high volume screening down to 1 mm through marine grade stainless steel mesh. A single central rotor is the only moving part, ensuring that our screens save on maintenance costs and increase productivity across all industries.
As a BCorp certified company Rotorflush Filters Ltd takes its environmental responsibilities seriously and is pleased to be able to provide products that enable our customers to not only comply with current legislation and regulations for the protection of fish and eels but which by design protect aquatic life. Our self-cleaning water intake screens are wholly recyclable at the end of their long lifespans.
We work with our customers, consulting engineers and the Environment Agency to ensure that our screens meet the full requirements of a project. We ensure our customer’s screens comply with environmental regulations concerning mesh sizes and intake velocities to minimise the impingement and entrainment of fish, fry, and elvers as required.
Water provides and drives the continuous backwash for our self-cleaning intakes.
All stainless-steel construction for corrosion resistance, and we manufacture in 316 stainless steel if required.
Allows screens to be built to meet most flow rates and configured to suit the location, and connection sizes, and optimising the number of screens required for the demands of the project.
Rotorflush screens are cylindrical for maximum intake in minimum space, simple to operate and install permanently or temporarily, requiring little or no civils. Lifting rails and mountings to fit can also be supplied.
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