Filter systems

The LCT trough bed filter systems work according to the principle of gravity filtration:

A patented, specially shaped transport chain pulls a filter fleece over a trough. The liquid to be filtered is directed into the trough, onto the filter fleece. The fine particles retained with the help of the filter fleece clog the filter fleece.

Result:

The liquid no longer drains through the filter fleece, the level of the liquid in the trough rises.

A level sensor mounted above the filter lake starts the feed motor via electric control, the transport chain pulls the soiled fleece out of the filter lake and transports it into the waste container. At the same time, new, clean fleece is unrolled, the level of the filter lake sinks again, the whole process repeats.

Variants:

• with filter fleece in stainless steel and plastic
• without filter fleece only in plastic

Powerful, compact filter for high demands.

The concept:

The liquid to be filtered is directed onto the filter fleece web. The dirt particles are retained on the filter fleece. The cleaned liquid flows into the reservoir and can be drained back from there for reuse or disposal.

The residue left on the fleece forms a so-called filter cake. If the density of the filter cake prevents optimal drainage of the liquid, the filter cake is automatically transported together with the fleece into a waste basin. The whole process is continuous and fully automatic, without interrupting the flow of liquid.

Mechanical sludge dewatering is used to reduce the amount of sludge by separating sludge water. The result is a more or less solid mud cake.

The LCT belt press removes residual moisture from almost all slurries by up to 95%. And it does so fully automatically, continuously, without the interruptions to operation necessary for cleaning in comparable other applications. This process results in a significant reduction in the weight of the wet sludge, which in turn results in a substantial reduction in disposal costs.