This utility model discloses a continuous automatic
fiber ball filter device, belonging to the field of
wastewater treatment technology. It includes a filter body, a
fiber ball filter
assembly disposed within the filter body, and a connecting pipeline
assembly connected to the filter body. During
filtration, the water to be filtered effectively removes
suspended solids, colloids,
organic matter, and other impurities through the interception, adsorption, and bridging effects of the
fiber ball
filter media. Furthermore, the gap between the fiber ball
filter media can be flexibly adjusted using a hydraulically driven
extrusion screen. On one hand, the compressed state traps smaller particle sizes of impurities, while the loose state facilitates
backwashing, adapting to different
water quality requirements. On the other hand, the backwash
water flow causes the fiber ball
filter media to expand and loosen. The position of the
extrusion screen can be adjusted via the
hydraulic cylinder to prevent excessive expansion and damage to the fiber ball filter media, while also ensuring good
backwashing effect and avoiding
impurity residue.