Separator systems reliably separate unwanted substances such as oils, greases, light liquids or solids from wastewater. The basic mode of operation of many separators is based on the principle of gravity: substances with a higher density (e.g. sediments) sink to the bottom, while lighter substances (e.g. oils) rise to the surface. This principle is used in classic gravity separators as well as in modern separator systems.
In addition, certain separator systems – especially tangential separators – make targeted use of the flow behavior of the medium: By introducing the wastewater tangentially, centrifugal forces are created that additionally accelerate the separation of light and heavy materials and efficiently separate particularly fine particles. In this way, modern separator technology ensures reliable wastewater treatment in a wide range of applications – from washing bays to industrial plants – in accordance with applicable separator system regulations.