Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) systems are effective in removing suspended solids, oils, and grease from wastewater streams through a physical separation process. S-Guard provides robust DAF solutions designed for industrial and municipal applications where the removal of fine particles and contaminants is essential. Our DAF systems utilize the principle of flotation by injecting air bubbles into the wastewater, which attach to the suspended particles and float them to the surface for removal. This process results in clarified effluent that meets stringent discharge standards and enhances downstream treatment processes. S-Guard’s DAF systems are customizable to accommodate varying flow rates and pollutant loads, ensuring reliable performance and cost-effective operation for diverse wastewater treatment challenges.
By injecting air into the wastewater, DAF systems create microbubbles that bind to contaminants.
The buoyant air-contaminant mixture floats to the surface, allowing for easy skimming and removal.
DAF systems significantly improve wastewater quality by removing these unwanted elements.
Our DAF systems are suitable for various industries with wastewater containing floatable solids.
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