Recycle - Reclaim & Filter Systems / Automatic Water Reclamation System (AWRS)

The AWRS is a self-contained, self-cleaning filtration system that removes solids, organics, biological substances, odors and hydrocarbons from water so the water can be reused. The system includes an activated carbon filter, a solids-liquid separator, an automatic backwashing filter, an ozone generator, and oxygen concentrator, all controlled by a panel-mounted PLC. The compact design has a small footprint, making this ideal for using in just about any size operation.

Reduces costs and increases water cleanliness

The AWRS is a self-contained, self-cleaning filtration system that removes solids, organics, biological substances, odors and hydrocarbons from water so the water can be reused. The system includes an activated carbon filter, a solids-liquid separator, an automatic backwashing filter, an ozone generator, and oxygen concentrator, all controlled by a panel-mounted PLC. The compact design has a small footprint, making this ideal for using in just about any size operation.

The AWRS is a high quality, reasonably priced system that features low pressure drops, heavy duty construction and flows of 50, 100, and 150 gpm.
AWRS Specifications & Nomenclature.PDF

How it works
All of our systems use quality components. We offer systems in different sizes to best match your flow rates, providing maximum optimization. Our systems take full advantage of being “smart”, with controls to automatically clean or purge the filtration components when needed.

Our system starts off by ozonizing the water held in settling tanks. This oxidizes or chemically “removes” grease and oil, organics and some contaminates. Actually, they turn into a chemically inert form or are electrically charged to form one large contaminant, removed during mechanical filtration which includes a centrifugal separator. Next, the ozonized water is run through a basket strainer, then through the primary filter, trapping anything larger than 25 microns. Contaminant removed by the separator and by the automatic backwashing filter, are purged through a backwash outlet and trapped by a bag filter for disposal or to a common sump to be removed. The water is finally repressurized to system pressure and is ready for reuse.

This automatic purging is controlled by the standard PLC, sensing when the pressure drop across the filter system is too great. The PLC controls all inlet, outlet and purge valves and the air system used to “shock” the system and clean the contaminant off the filter elements.