Where Wipes Dominate, a Wet Waste Separator Can Help

A wet waste separator helps a Maryland county utilities division process debris from lift station wet wells into material suitable for landfill.
Where Wipes Dominate, a Wet Waste Separator Can Help
The waste separator has a rotary screen with different zones and flight configurations, a wet sump to trap smaller particles, and an oil/water separator that captures floatable grease.

In Maryland’s Anne Arundel County, the proliferation of wipes in the sewers has created a problem beyond the clogging of pumps: disposal of the material once it is removed from lift station wet wells.

The mix of wipes, rags, plastics and other debris, along with grease, has...

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