Flotator

Flotator is an open container, which consists of three main chambers:

• reception of sewage and flotation chamber;
• diversion of purified water chamber;
• sludge removal chamber.

The flotator is made of stainless or carbon steel or with corrosion-resistant coating of a polymeric material. The flotator is ready to use with shut-off and control valves and a remote control.

The water in flotator is cleaned in four stages:

• the formation of dissolved bubbles of air;
• adsorption of air bubbles on the surface of impurities;
• formation of flotation complex with further flotation;
• flotation sludge removal.

The flotator provides local wastewater purification from the main types of pollution:

• fats;
• oils;
• suspended solids;
• petroleum products;
• organic impurities;
• surfactants and other contaminants.

Flotators are used for purification of:

• wastewater of food, pulp and paper, petrochemical, chemical, oil and fat, textile, metallurgical industries, slaughtering shops, etc.;
• stormwater of enterprises, petroleum storage facilities, etc.;
• wastewater from washing cars, machines, parts, containers, etc.;
• pre-treatment prior to biological water treatment systems.