What is A Parabolic Screen?

Parabolic screens also called sieve bend screens, DSM screens, or Rundown Screens are composed of wedge wire profiles and support rods. Mainly used for pre-dehydration, desliming, remediation operations, and material or fiber classification recovery of liquids.

Our parabolic screen is also used for water treatment and wastewater treatment systems. The wedge wire DSM screen can effectively reduce the concentration of suspended solids in water and decrease the processing load of subsequent procedures.

Simultaneously, the parabolic screens are utilized for solid-liquid separation and the recovery of valuable substances in industrial production. They serve as outstanding non-powered equipment for filtering or recovering solid or colloidal substances, including suspended matter, floating material, and sediment.

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Features of Parabolic Screens

1. It utilizes the natural gravity of the water flow to function, requiring no external power source and incurring zero energy consumption.

2. A single machine can process a large amount of water.

3. Not easy to block and easy to clean.

4. The screen is constructed from stainless steel and has a long service life.

5. Filtration precision and large filter opening rate.

6. It exhibits a strong filtration effect, significantly lowering the concentration of pollutants in wastewater and resulting in a low cost for wastewater treatment.

Application of Parabolic Screens

1. Comprehensive large-scale food factory drainage treatment;

2. Solid-liquid separation in soy sauce, pickles, sugar factories, salt factories, and wineries;

3. Textile dyeing and finishing, weaving factory drainage treatment;

4. Leather industry, paper industry, chemistry, glass industry, clay industry, rubber industry, solid-liquid separation;

5. Used for cleaning solid debris in catering wastewater in hotels, restaurants, canteens and bathrooms;

6. River, seawater, and public sewer drainage treatment;

7. Various types of factories and sludge filtration in wastewater treatment.