Flusher 2
The simple genius of Flusher 2
By storing and releasing the natural flow present in drains and sewers Flusher 2 generates enhanced hydraulic flush cleaning energy.
This energised flush action keeps simply repeating for permanently clean pipework Typically releasing it to Flush both the upstream and downstream catchment on average, 40 -100 times
per day under typical conditions in a normal Combined or Foul Sewer Catchment.
The resulting Flushing cycles clean and keep clean the pipework over considerable distances.– no power requirement, eliminates jetting cost and environmental impacts, no carbon footprint!
Flusher2 operates utilising low pressure, high-volume effluent movement.
This is precisely how drainage pipelines are designed to function, as they rely primarily on a constant and appropriate flow rate, to deliver a “self-cleansing velocity”.
Typically, Flusher enhances the hydraulic velocity both upstream and downstream, achieving hydraulic improvement.
Another added benefit is that it continues to remove sediment and blockages in their entirety, not purely disbursing the immediate problem allowing the sediment to settle and re-establish in future.
Silt removal is both costly, and inefficient.
The effect of even a small amount of sediment and of course of a blockage has a considerable impact on Properties at Risk of Flooding and on the unnecessary and premature discharge of
raw sewage via CSO’s into our Rivers and Watercourses.
Kinder to the Environment
- Planet Friendly and fully sustainable
- Eliminates the need for repeated water jetting
- Eliminates the carbon footprint, noise and road wear generated from HGV’s
- Preserves precious drinking water and stops sewer blockages and resulting damage to the environment
Flusher2 is designed to provide enhanced long-term resilience. These require modification to the manhole benching but require minimal monitoring or maintenance.
They are installed on the upstream or inlet side of the manhole.
Rectangular stainless-steel box
Flushers are suitable for use in manholes and surface water catchpits.
Internal seals are fixed and do not require replacement.
This enhanced design alleviates the potential for fouling and therefore the requirement for regular monitoring of wash down maintenance.
Pros
- Upstream installation
- Permanent solution
- Significantly higher whole life cost benefit
- Resilient against paper waste and blockages
caused by sanitary products
- Minimal maintenance required
- Overflow capabilities available
- NRV Flood Protection
Cons
- Minor modification to chamber channel
required prior to installation
- Marginally higher initial expense