Solids separation in a treatment train
eWater describes a rotating filter with automatic cleaning for fish-farm water. This is a mechanical treatment stage. A complete RAS still needs its other treatment functions; a drum filter should not be substituted for biological conversion or oxygen management.
eWater drum-filter product-page photograph; ED-316L family reference, exact pictured model unconfirmed.
A model-specific installation envelope
The ED-316L-200B column provides the barrel and overall dimensions shown here. Reserve additional space for pipework, screen access and waste collection. The gallery illustrates the filter family; the photographed unit's exact model is not established.
Second manufacturer drum-filter gallery view; series reference rather than an identified ED-316L-200B installation.
Backwash and utilities
The table specifies nozzle pressure and separate pump and motor ratings. Confirm the inlet head, screen opening and discharge arrangement for the project. Neither a guaranteed solids-removal percentage nor a treatment flow is inferred from those utility figures.
Manufacturer gallery detail of the drum-filter family; confirm fittings for the selected model.
Planning your configuration
- Specify design and peak flow, species, feed rate and expected solids.
- Confirm mesh size, saltwater compatibility and backwash water demand.
- Request the ED-316L-200B connection drawing and scope of supplied controls.
Manufacturer sources
Product information and images are based on the following manufacturer references, reviewed on 2026-10-20T01:38:30.139550+00:00.
