Published by Azim Khan
Hi Azim, we have been using hydro cyclones for over 30 years, they can be retrofitted into most piped drainage systems anywhere in the lone. Removal rates of TSS is 90% average, including FOG, easily cleaned. Meets all LEED and Water Company requirements. em to me at britishwaterinc@gmail.com
Published by John Turner, BriteWater International Ltd Inc Philippines - Director
On the basis of our continuous independent international product evaluation methodology (CIIPEM) for this issues to be actually the “best of the best” sustainable solution a special bow screen without moving parts from a company in Germany has been identified. But there are few technical details to be considered as e. g. flow rate and available height between influx and outlet. For more details you could contact us at dr.peters.consulting@t-online.de.
Using the way to remove FOG by using Three way pipe and calculate the Flow.
Published by AGGASIT DAD, Energy and Environmental including CDM and Innovation Project Consultant Freelancer
Bangalore based AlphaMERS developed an indigenous design of floating trash barrier for controlling hyacinth and trash from flowing in water. The barrier made of steel and aluminium, with a high tensile strength claims to have an ability to survive in both polluted water bodies and change in water levels. Contact Shri D.C Sekhar, Ex.Director, AlphaMERS
please see the link
https://swachhindia.ndtv.com/plastic-waste-pollutes-water-bodies-floating-barriers-bengaluru-20647/
Published by J.B. Ravinder
Look at the CDS system non blinding passive screens
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9b05au0eAs
Published by James Lenhart
Hi , install floating booms to trap floating debris which is directed to a moving grate for easy collection . Then shred it for volume reduction
Published by Kevin Khan MTO Eng, PO Eng , TTI, Licensed Power Operations Engineer 1st Class , Licensed Technical Instructor ;
this is quite effective way to collect the floating material we are using successfully in a river in India
Published by MAMTA TOMAR, ELM WATANIYA General Trading Contracting Co. - Managing Partner
An underflow weir and a shovel?
Published by Nick Ridgway, Design Engineer at Integrated Water Services
Recently I saw nylon nets fixed to the outfalls. You can see quite a few examples by googlin for outfall trash trap https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=outfall+trash+trap&tbm=isch&tbo=u
Published by Deepak Kharat (Dr), Technical Specialist - Flood & Water at Waterco Consultants, UK
Put a filter to avoid poluting the river and have a bassin before leting out the cleaned water
Published by Jørgen Sundt
There are many solutions....would be interested ongoing ideas...
Published by Ulf Mischke, General Manager at WEWACO (Well and Water Consultants) Ltd.