Filtration System WPP10

The interceptor collection tank holds dirty water, loaded polluted with sand, mud, aggregates, and traces of hydrocarbons. To clean this, the WPP10 filtration system uses several stages of filtering within its 1000 litre capacity.

Firstly, a pump sends the dirty water into a sand trap filter that captures heavy sediments. From there, the water enters the first wet chamber of the WPP10 filtration system, where a hydrocarbon‑absorbing mat soaks up oils and detergents.

Following this, the water flows under a baffle into the second wet chamber, which also contains a hydrocarbon mat for any remaining oily residues. The water then spills over a weir into the third wet chamber, where a large filter mat removes finer pollutants.

After passing under another baffle into the fourth wet chamber, the water is lightly chlorinated, making it clean enough for reuse. When you switch on a connected pressure washer, the WPP10’s booster pump kicks in, delivering water at tap pressure.

Before entering the pump, the water passes through one final fine filter to ensure it’s free of any last particles.

Disposal of Solids & Contaminants

• Solids and contaminants collected by the WPP10 filtration system must be disposed of with other contaminated waste.
• Ensure disposal is carried out legally and in accordance with regulations.

System Purpose & Limitations

• The WPP10 system is designed to recover water for re-use in jet washing.
• Typical applications: plant, machinery, forklifts, parts, and equipment.
• Not intended as a full rinse-quality or closed-loop water recycling system.
• Requires an overflow to a mains foul drain or a storage tank for excess water.

Water Quality & Usage

• Reusable water helps reduce overall water consumption.
• Also reduces the outflow of wastewater.
• Not suitable for glass or vehicles where rinse-quality water is required (e.g., car washes).