Self-Cleaning Eliminator
A regulated water-recycle system that keeps gutters and collection boxes clear.
How it works
The Self-Cleaning Eliminator uses valve-controlled recycled flow of pumped water to keep the gutters and collection box of the Eliminator system clear at all times.
That means the pump stays working effectively and efficiently, without crews stopping production to clean gutters by hand.
Why crews choose it
- Self-clearing gutters and collection box
- Higher pump uptime
- Less manual cleaning labour
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Related guides
Practical background from the Underground Water & Sludge Management Handbook.
Sump design and cleaning: manual versus self-cleaning
Why sumps silt up, what manual cleaning really costs in labour and pump damage, and how self-cleaning designs keep capacity available.
Read →Sludge and mud handling underground
Once water carries fines, you are handling material, not water. How to keep sludge moving and out of cross-cuts, tracks and pump stations.
Read →Dewatering and pumping: keeping silt out of the pump station
How silt destroys pumping capacity underground, how to size a dewatering chain from panel to shaft, and how to stop solids reaching the pumps at all.
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