MITA Water Technologies supplied Acquedotto Pugliese with 6 MSF 12/60 PEC pile cloth media filters for the Barletta sewage treatment plant. The filters, housed in concrete tanks, ensured a TSS concentration of less than 10 mg/l. The solution met the customer’s needs, supported by an expected power consumption of about 11 kWhour/d. MITA Water Technologies provided comprehensive support, ensuring the success of the pro
In 2021, MITA Water Technologies worked with Acquedotto Pugliese to implement a filtration system at the Barletta sewage treatment plant. The project was commissioned by a contractor after the contract was awarded.
The solution proposed by MITA Water Technologies involved the supply of 6 pile cloth filters model MSF 12/60 PEC, complete with fiberglass covers with electric opening. These filters were designed to be housed in concrete tank after the pre-treatment systems, primary and secondary treatments of the treatment plant.
Thanks to the implementation of MITA Water Technologies’ pile cloth filters, the Barletta sewage treatment plant achieved results required by specifications. The concentration of total suspended solids (TSS) in the filter discharge was kept below 10 mg/l, meeting the performance expected by the customer. In addition, the plant can handle an average equalized flow rate of 863 m3/h, with a maximum flow rate of 2,158 m3/h.
Electricity consumption of about 11 kWhour/d under average conditions was confirmed. MITA Water Technologies offered comprehensive support during all phases of the project and implementation, including assistance at the end of installation, testing, and start-up of the plant. Expert advice contributed to the success of the project.
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With these free-fiber filtration systems, we get to serve medium to large sewage treatment plants with minimal floor space requirements. Not only that. In the PEC and PEC VM disc filters, backwashing with sequentially driven pumps provides the machine with operational continuity in water treatment, consequently avoiding the need to provide a back-up unit.
In this area, contractors and engineering firms contacted by municipalities face a number of challenges: knowledge of regulations, managing costs, and selecting cost-effective solutions. MITA Water Technologies can support them with its efficient and easy-to-manage solutions.
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