You could consider a simple decantation followed by a fine filtration upstream of a UV reactor for example. This would probably be the simplest and least expensive system. At your service to size it then cost it, according to your operating data.
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Hello, it all depends on the quality of water you want at the end of the cycle! In general, we put a fine screen then a lamellar separator. It is a robust, compact and easy-to-use solution. Basically, we add a screen to a large lamellar settling tank such as this one (see photo in attachment): https://www.1h2o3.com/produit/decanteur-lamellar-monobloc-exterieur-dlme-xxxl/
Our MicroUV Basic disinfection solution maintains a very satisfactory water quality. Mounted on your circuit with a filter upstream, to avoid SS, our solution would allow you to "REUSE" your water.
Your water should be filtered in a loop and depending on the quality of the water obtained (permeability to UVC radiation), size the UVC device to disinfect the recycled water.
