Swirl-Flo® Process  
 

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Overview
A high rate solids/liquid separation process suitable for primary treatment.

The Swirl-Flo® Process employs the Hydrodynamic Separation principle to produce a complex, stable controlled flow regime providing maximum opportunity for flocculation and solids removal.

The process can be used with or without chemical addition. Without coagulants and flocculants, the process provides the performance equivalent of conventional primary sedimentation in typically a fifth of the ground area, resulting in significant construction cost savings.

The Swirl-Flo® Separator can be supplied as a freestanding vessel for low flow rates or as a collection of stainless steel components to be installed within a concrete shaft by others in the case of higher flow rates.

Advantages
Can achieve primary treatment standards in typically 20-25% of the plan area required by conventional primary sedimentation tanks.
More robust than other primary removal devices and readily absorbs shock loads.
Low capital cost due to minimal civils requirements.
Low revenue cost due to minimal maintenance and decreased land requirements.
Highly modular with rapid start-up.
Upgradeable / flexible.
Produces a more consistent effluent quality even under higher loading rates compared to other devices.
No moving parts or power requirement in the hydrodynamic units.