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In soil remediation, pretreatment screening is a critical step in determining subsequent effectiveness. Contaminated soil often contains rocks and debris, which, if not properly handled, can directly impact remediation efficiency. Desen Environmental's screening plant, with its targeted design,

In soil remediation, pretreatment screening is a critical step in determining subsequent effectiveness. Contaminated soil often contains rocks and debris, which, if not properly handled, can directly impact remediation efficiency. Desen Environmental's screening plant, with its targeted design, is a key piece of equipment in this process.

The Desen screening plant features a gentle and efficient screening mechanism specifically designed for soil remediation. Its low-amplitude, high-frequency vibration method effectively separates impurities such as rocks and plant debris from the soil while avoiding excessive damage to the soil aggregate structure, thus ensuring subsequent remediation effectiveness. The equipment is also equipped with an integrated cleaning and testing module, which performs preliminary cleaning of the screened soil to remove some surface contaminants and monitor soil contamination indicators in real time.

In the remediation of pesticide-contaminated soil, the Desen screening plant uses precise screening to separate heavily contaminated surface soil from the relatively clean underlying soil. Differentiated remediation strategies are implemented for soils with varying degrees of contamination, improving remediation efficiency and targeting, laying a solid foundation for soil restoration. At pesticide residue sites, Desen screening plants lay a solid foundation for soil remediation through precise screening and pretreatment, allowing contaminated land to return to health faster.