The DEOS series is developed for the sludge treatment process where the conventional mechanical dewatering machine are already installed and operated. The DEOS series is the secondary dewatering solution that can reduce the volume of the sludge produced by the conventional mechanical dewatering machines such as belt press, centrifuge and screw press.

The DEOS series can be installed simply just after the existing mechanical dewatering machines process. The sludge is to be transferred to the DEOS series after dewatering by the existing machines, then, combined dewatering process of the mechanical and the electrokinetic dewatering of the DEOS series easily reduces the volume of the sludge more about 50% by achieving the dry solid of 35-40%. The original and unique structure of the electrokinetic zone with only one filter cloth enables more dryness of the sludge and less energy consumption.

By adding DEOS series on the existing dewatering units, the client can get more dry solid which can reduce the disposal cost and apply to reuse and recycle for the further treatment. The E series can be effectively applied for the thermal drying process in order to save the thermal drying cost and investment.

The DEOS series convinces through its high performance in dewatering, throughput and low energy consumption.

The intensified environmental regulations and increasing sludge disposal costs exert significant economic pressure in the industry. Due to the limited dewatering levels of 25% or less by the belt press, centrifuge, and other mechanical dewatering technologies, the need for an efficient, complementary dewatering solution has been greater than ever. The electrokinetic dewatering technology is the very solution can go beyond than conventional mechanical technologies. The high energy efficiency solution also replaces or retrofits the thermal treatment process. The thermal treatment is the only method that can reach 90% of dry solid for the further treatment. The electrokinetic dewatering can save the capital cost for the dryers, incinerators as well as the operational cost.

The electrokinetic dewatering also has a direct impact on the quality of the sludge. Applying an electrical current to residuals removes the odor of the cake by evaporating hydrogen sulfide. The combination of electricity, heat and pressure also has a positive impact on disinfection, practically eliminating pathogens such as E.coli, salmonella, enteric viruses and parasites. The electrokinetic-treated sludge can meet the Class A standard of US EPA.

The sludge can be a valuable resource of reuse, recycling and the fuel when the moist and pathogens are properly treated and removes. The sludge as a new resource of renewable energy is the better scenario of the future treatment.