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The demands on the quality and efficiency of sewage treatment plants are growing from year to year, not least due to rising energy and disposal costs. As a result, using decanters to dewater sludge means using state-of-the-art technology. The C-series decanters from Flottweg achieve high performance with reduced energy consumption. Flottweg Wastewater Decanters offer advantages over other processes and competitors' machines: ► High dry solids values in the discharged material ► Higher power density within a small footprint ► Powerful Flottweg Simp Drive® drive ► Reduction of operating costs due to reduced need for flocculant ► Additional energy recovery with the Flottweg Recuvane® system ► Economical bowl and scroll drive ► duces the energy consumption of your decanter by 10 to 30 percent Energy Recovery:Recuvane® Gear Unit:Simp Drive® Pond Depth:Deep pond Operation Panel:Touch Control Wear protection:Individual adaptation

120 - 5300 CFM / 195 to 9,000 m³/h The NASH Vectra was designed around a modular platform using the most advanced computer aided design techniques, such as 3D solid modeling and finite element analysis (FEA). The modular platform offers the advantage of two versions with numerous common parts. The Vectra GL model, available from 120 to 830 CFM (200 to 1,500 m³/hr), is ideal for general industrial applications. It comes standard with internal mechanical seals and many Nash patented innovations including gas scavenging. The Vectra XL model was designed to meet the stringent requirements of many CPI applications. Whether operating as a vacuum pump or compressor, it features a 30 PSI (2 bar) differential capability. It is available in ductile iron or 316L stainless steel with a variety of shaft sealing options. Sizes range from 120 to 5,300 CFM (200 to 9,000 m³/hr). The NASH Vectra can be operated within a wide range of operating speeds, with numerous 50 and 60 HZ direct drive speeds. This increased turndown capability makes them ideal for varying load applications when driven by VFD's.