Frequently Asked Questions

 Screen opening selection depends on your downstream process sensitivity, influent debris characteristics, and regulatory requirements. Hydro-Dyne's Hammerhead On-Site Sizing system can test your actual influent to prescribe the optimal opening and screen type. NTSPR coordinates these trials locally. 

Yes. Hydro-Dyne designs are engineered to retrofit into existing channel configurations. NTSPR performs site assessments and coordinates all installation logistics with minimal impact on plant operations. 

Hydro-Dyne fine screens are designed for low maintenance — no submerged sprockets or bearings means fewer failure points. NTSPR offers preventive maintenance contracts that include periodic inspection, lubrication, and any necessary part replacements to keep your screening systems operating at peak performance. 

NTSPR maintains a local inventory of critical spare parts for Hydro-Dyne equipment in Puerto Rico, minimizing lead times and ensuring rapid response for maintenance and emergency situations.