Non-stop cleaning of industrial tanks and lagoons
As in the case of tanks, the basins and all the concrete elements used in the water purification process also require periodic cleaning operations. This is essential to reduce accumulated sediment and restore optimal efficiency of the purification cycle.
From lagoon tanks to settling tanks, to the structures in wastewater treatment plants, it is crucial to remove sediment deposited on the bottom to ensure proper operation without interrupting operations.
Considering the significant size of the tanks, high water volumes, and access challenges, Franchini has developed innovative approaches for cleaning industrial tanks.
Thanks to the experience accumulated over the years and specialized skills in the sector, Franchini S.p.A. has introduced new cleaning methodologies, supported by special equipment designed in-house. This allows operations to be performed without interrupting the workflow and keeping the tanks operational.
The cleaning process developed by Franchini Servizi Ecologici involves the use of a floating dredger. The collected sediment is then subjected to desanding, screening, and dewatering before being disposed of in the appropriate facilities. Operators work safely from the outside, eliminating the need to access confined spaces. This approach allows production activities to continue uninterrupted, as the tanks remain in operation.
The uninterrupted cleaning service for industrial tanks and lagoons was conceived by Franchini Servizi Ecologici with the aim of improving personnel safety through the adoption of the no-entry methodology. Furthermore, whenever possible, we aim to reduce technical downtime, which can cause management complications for the end customer.
The personnel dedicated to cleaning the purification tanks are highly specialized, continuously trained, and updated regarding safety regulations.
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