Compact, intensified solid–liquid separation for municipal and industrial water. Clarification rates up to a hundred times conventional, in a tenth of the space — engineered around your water, your consent and your site.
One fifth to one twentieth of a conventional clarifier footprint
Established, well-characterised separation platforms
Sized from your water analysis, not from a catalogue
Fast start-up, stable through load swings, low attention
Every one of these platforms attacks the same bottleneck — the settling velocity of a chemical floc — and each reaches it differently. Which one belongs on your site depends on your effluent limit, your sludge and your available tankage.
Density built from recirculated thickened sludge, with lamella settling and sludge thickening in one structure. No ballast to buy or recover, and sludge at 2–4 % dry solids straight to dewatering.
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Microsand gives every floc a heavy core, so it settles 30 to 60 times faster. Ten to fifteen minutes end to end, full quality within minutes of start-up, and more than 99 % of the sand recovered.
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Magnetite ballast at twice the density of sand, reclaimed by permanent magnets. Total phosphorus below 0.05 mg/L and turbidity below 1 NTU — often inside a clarifier you already own.
Learn more →Typical engineering ranges for the process types described. Guaranteed performance is established case by case from raw water characterisation and testing.
The same three platforms, configured for very different water.
Six stages, and we would rather stop at stage two than sell you the wrong platform.
Design and peak flow, raw water analysis, effluent consent, site constraints and the operating pattern the plant actually has to follow.
An honest comparison of the three, including the reasons to reject two of them, with indicative footprint and chemical demand for the one that fits.
Jar testing, and a pilot trial where the water is unusual or the guarantee is tight. Coagulant type and dose, polymer selection and achievable rate come out of this, not out of a table.
Reactor volumes, plate area, recirculation rates, ballast inventory, dosing, and the hydraulic profile through the whole train.
Equipment, internals, dosing and controls — supplied loose for a civil contractor, or pre-assembled on a skid or in a container for smaller duties.
Start-up, performance demonstration against the agreed basis, operator training and a documented spares schedule that identifies the wear parts up front.
We would rather be told that a process does not suit a site than find out during commissioning. That is why our first deliverable on any project is an argument, not a quotation — which platform, at what rate, on what evidence, and what it will not do.
About Kruger Water Solutions →Send us the application, design flow and target effluent quality. We will come back with a suitable process configuration and an indicative footprint.