The Filtersafe Leviathan Brush filters are reliable filters that work hard for you, designed for near zero maintenance. The filters are available with either wedge-wire or perforated screens. Both options use a heavy-duty, highly durable brush for cleaning high loads of suspended solids with continuous operation.
The Leviathan Series Benefits:
- Multi-Purpose Brush Filtration Solution. Optimized for industrial, municipal, and agricultural applications.
- Huge filtration area in small footprint
- Low operating pressure.
- Continual operation – No down time when flushing.
- Robust design with a single moving part means minimal maintenance.
- Highly effective cleaning with over 99.2% Recovery Rate and full screen recovery.
- P.V. Design according to: AD2000 Merkblatt.
- Rubber lining on request
Brush Filter Typical Installations:
- Prefiltration for cooling tower water
- Intake water from surface water for irrigation
- Mining
- Metallurgical industries
- Aquaculture & Fish ponds
- Wastewater treatment plants
- Seawater filtration
The Leviathan Features
200-8,000 m³/hr.
- Up to 8,000 m3/h Maximum Flow Rate
- Screens ranging from 200 – 6,000 micron Filtration Degree
- Less than 0.8% Backwash Water Consumption
- 1 bar (14.7 psi) Minimum Operating Pressure
- Up to 80,000 cm2 screen area in a single filter
- AD 2000 Pressure Vessel Design code
- Max. Working Temp 60°C
Custom Features:
- Skid Mounting – for plug & play and mobility.
- Rubber Line – for seawater and chemical applications
- Horizontal Orientation – for customized installations
- ATEX & IECEx hazardous area compliance upon request
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Our Technology
How our Brush Filter Cleans While in Operation:
- The wedge-wire or perforated screen traps solids and dirt entering from the raw water inlet
- Sediments and particles are trapped by the filter screen, creating a pressure differential between the inlet and outlet. This initiates the cleaning process.
- The brush rotates along the screen and removes all unwanted particles to the flushing valve.
- While the brush is cleaning the screen, the filter is still operating as normal, with almost no reduction in outlet flow during the cleaning process.
- Once the screen has been fully cleaned, the pressure differential between the inlet and outlet is equalized, the flushing cycle ends and the filter returns to its original state.
