The Portable Sludge Dewatering & Reduction Skid (PSDS) is a compact, containerised system designed for treating sludge at different sites. It combines pumping, polymer dosing, dewatering, and discharge into one automated unit. With a capacity of 10–50 m³/h, it helps reduce manual work, chemical use, and transport costs. The plug-and-play design makes it quick to install, and its built-in automation makes the operation simple. The enclosed design also helps keep odours and prevent spills, improving safety and cleanliness. It can be run by a single operator and offers a durable, flexible, and reliable solution for both short-term and long-term wastewater treatment needs.

1. What is a mobile sludge reduction system?
A Portable Sludge Dewatering & Reduction Skid is a mobile unit designed to treat and reduce sludge on-site. It combines several treatment steps into one compact, containerised system.
2. What are the benefits of using a portable system?
It has a quick setup, low operating costs, and minimal maintenance. The automated system also reduces sludge handling costs.
3. Where can this system be used?
This system is ideal for municipal wastewater plants, industrial sites, temporary projects, and remote locations where flexible and mobile sludge treatment is needed.
4. Is the system easy to install and operate?
Yes, it is designed as a plug-and-play unit. Only power and basic pipe connections are required, and the system runs automatically using PLC controls.




The Portable Sludge Dewatering & Reduction Skid (PSDS) brings every key stage of sludge treatment—pumping, polymer preparation, solid–liquid separation, filtrate drainage and optional power generation—into a single skid-mounted container. Raw sludge is pumped in, automatically dosed with polymer in an integrated mixing station, and then dewatered in a high-efficiency separation unit. Clarified liquid is discharged through dedicated outlets, while dewatered sludge cake is automatically expelled through the rear door into bins or trucks.
Operating as a closed system, the PSDS prevents odours and spillage and can be set up in hours for either long-term or temporary service. Double ventilation wings provide natural airflow in warm weather, while optional insulation and air conditioning ensure freeze-proof operation and operator comfort in cold climates. Only inlet, outlet, and power connections are required on-site for true “plug-and-play” use.

The Portable Sludge Dewatering & Reduction Skid (PSDS) brings every key stage of sludge treatment—pumping, polymer preparation, solid–liquid separation, filtrate drainage and optional power generation—into a single skid-mounted container. Raw sludge is pumped in, automatically dosed with polymer in an integrated mixing station, and then dewatered in a high-efficiency separation unit. Clarified liquid is discharged through dedicated outlets, while dewatered sludge cake is automatically expelled through the rear door into bins or trucks.
Operating as a closed system, the PSDS prevents odours and spillage and can be set up in hours for either long-term or temporary service. Double ventilation wings provide natural airflow in warm weather, while optional insulation and air conditioning ensure freeze-proof operation and operator comfort in cold climates. Only inlet, outlet, and power connections are required on-site for true “plug-and-play” use.

1. What is a mobile sludge reduction system?
A Portable Sludge Dewatering & Reduction Skid is a mobile unit designed to treat and reduce sludge on-site. It combines several treatment steps into one compact, containerised system.
2. What are the benefits of using a portable system?
It has a quick setup, low operating costs, and minimal maintenance. The automated system also reduces sludge handling costs.
3. Where can this system be used?
This system is ideal for municipal wastewater plants, industrial sites, temporary projects, and remote locations where flexible and mobile sludge treatment is needed.
4. Is the system easy to install and operate?
Yes, it is designed as a plug-and-play unit. Only power and basic pipe connections are required, and the system runs automatically using PLC controls.