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The BEAST is not just for septage and has proven its flexibility over and over again on the toughest loads. Whether it is screening debris from vactor truck loads or removing inorganic material from fats, oils and grease; the BEAST handles them all.
The unique features of the BEAST have been designed in for a reason. The short influent tank allows the debris laden liquid to discharge directly into the rotating drum screen. As the screen rotates, debris is captured on flights that carry the debris around the drum screen and deposit them into the auger trough. From the trough, the debris is conveyed by the auger into the washing/dewatering zones.
There is no need for a rock trap or maintenance expensive grinders with the BEAST. Any rocks that can pass through the discharge hose from the truck are easily removed by the screen and auger. Rags and large debris are no problem for the BEAST. Dumpsters receiving discharge from the BEAST have contained towels, T-shirts, screw drivers, rocks, straws and other debris that won’t be mentioned here.
The dual drive feature allows the screen and auger to rotate independently and adapt to the debris load. The drum screen is at a 25° angle and rotates slower than the auger for better capture. The auger rotates faster to quickly remove the debris. The screen drive is located at the top of the drum and eliminates support arms at the influent end of the drum. This provides a full, unobstructed path for the flow to enter the drum.
Did You Know?
| • | Drum and Auger are driven independently to optimize debris removal. |
| • | Two-stage tank design prevents sedimentation. |
| • | Dual seal on the screen cylinder prevents bypass. |
| • | Beast 1400 has dual inlets and can accept discharge from two trucks simultaneously. |
| • | Beast 1200 is the standard size for many septage applications. |
| • | The Baby Beast 800 is just the right size for the average plants accepting septage. |
