Siltbuster, a U.K.-based provider of wet waste separation systems, has introduced the Gritbuster WT-250, a larger version of its material washing, separation and aggregate recovery system. The new system is aimed at the road sweeping and trommel fines waste recycling markets. The separation system is capable of handling more than 25 metric tons of material per hour. With the Gritbuster WT-250, users are able to separate feedstocks into washed gravel and sand products.
The steps undertaken by the Gritbuster process include:
- raw material is loaded via a loading shovel or telescopic loader from existing stockpiles;
- screw feed auger ensures both dry and wet feedstocks are handled easily;
- wet trommel is designed to wash and separate the aggregate while minimizing the risk of contaminating the sand product with organic matter, ultimately producing a clean sand product;
- integral hydraulic density separator is used to separate coarse aggregate from plastic, sticks and other debris, increasing recycling potential;
- allows the recovered sand and gravel to be reused as non-structural fill or secondary aggregate if processed in accordance with the WRAP Protocol;
- minimizes fresh water requirements by operating in a closed loop when used with a Siltbuster Water Treatment Plant and Filter Press; and
- compact design allows installation on existing sites and integration with existing processes.
Richard Coulton, Siltbuster’s managing director, notes that a key aspect of the new design is the integral hydraulic density separator. The design, Coulton points out, has made the new Gritbuster WT-250 ideal for handling trommel fines and other drier feed material.
The Gritbuster WT-250 can be supplied on its own or with a packaged Water Treatment & Recycling System and Filter Press.
For more information on Siltbuster’s line of equipment visit the company’s website at www.siltbuster.com.
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