With impulses instead of chemicals

Effective & sustainable wastewater disposal

Comprex® removes deposits and residues from wastewater pressure pipes – for trouble-free operation, reduced energy costs and stable network operation.

When deposits disrupt operations

Typical challenges - and how we solve them

In areas with flat topography, wastewater pressure pipes transport wastewater from the pumping station to the sewage treatment plant. If deposits narrow the cross-section of the pipes and impair the flow, we ensure that the pipes remain efficient in the long term.

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The problem

Water-saving appliances and reduced consumption mean that wastewater remains in the pipes for longer, which leads to the formation of a screen. Sand and grit settle, damp toilet paper hardly decomposes.

The result:
lower flow rate, longer pumping times, pressure build-up, odor formation, corrosion due to biogenic sulfuric acid – and rising energy costs due to the reduced hydraulic performance.

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The solution

With Comprex® technology, we clean wastewater pressure pipes effectively and in an environmentally friendly way – with pulses of compressed air and water that loosen and remove deposits at speeds of up to 70 km/h.
Completely chemical-free, with minimal water consumption and usually during ongoing operation (with existing or accumulated water).

Typical application:
Wastewater pressure pipes – targeted cleaning of individual sections, e.g. culverts.

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The result

Deposits are completely removed from pipes, bends and branches. The flow capacity is hydraulically restored.

You increase the efficiency of your pipelines and reduce your energy costs at the same time. We keep downtimes to a minimum by cleaning during operation.

With Comprex® cleaning, you create the ideal conditions for economical, sustainable and safe network operation.

Further information on our patented Comprex® process can be found here:
Clear results. Clean lines.

Comprex® improves the performance of the wastewater pipe

The following table shows an example of cleaning at a drinking and waste water association and the flow rate (Q = volume flow) before and after cleaning – and thus the significant increase due to Comprex® cleaning(to the technical article).

Line section Q Design [m³/h]Q before [m³/h] Q after [m³/h] Increase [m³/h] Cleaning success [%]
Section A 75-110 75 110 35 100
Section B 80-130 80 125 45 96
Section C 100-140 90 125 35 89
Section D 80-270 180 250 70 93
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Benefit from the Comprex® advantages now!

Whether drinking water and waste water in municipalities, industrial piping systems or water pipes in buildings – each area has its own requirements. We work with you to develop a tailor-made cleaning solution that works, saves resources and delivers lasting results.

Your advantages with Comprex®

Fast, thorough, resource-saving - without chemicals

Cleaning time
Up to 80% shorter
Cleaning effect
Up to 100x stronger
Water requirement
Up to 90% less
Flow speed
Up to 10x faster
Planned, precise, effective

3 steps to a clean line

Step 1 Analysis & planning

We work with you to plan the optimum cleaning operation – individually tailored to your business, the condition of the pipes and your objectives. Wastewater pressure pipes can usually be cleaned “online” during operation with comprex.

Step 2 Preparation

We take care of planning the cleaning sections, determining the entry and exit points and handling the entire logistics process for you.

Our team of technicians will come to you with the appropriate equipment and remain on site for the duration of the project. You can find details of our self-sufficient trailers here.

Step 3 Cleaning & commissioning

We clean with existing or accumulated wastewater. The water is slowly pumped into the pipe section to be cleaned and the air is dosed in pulses via alternating feed points(Comprex®). Deposits are reliably removed – without chemicals and with minimal water consumption.

Comprex® also cleans longer distances efficiently. Bends, branches and culverts are no obstacles in this process. In worksheet DWA-A 113 “Hydraulic dimensioning and performance verification of wastewater pressure systems”, the DWA regulations cite the pulse flushing method as a recognized option for cleaning pressure pipes.

Service with Comprex®
Fast and safe cleaning for your systems

With our experienced team of technicians, we take on the complete cleaning of your wastewater pressure pipes – equipped with mobile Comprex® cleaning trailers and the appropriate equipment. Whether as a one-off or regularly as part of your maintenance concept: we reliably ensure clean pipes and safe operation.

Your options with Comprex®
Flexible use - according to your needs
Cleaning service

Fast, professional and ready for use: you book our service and our experienced team of technicians will come to you with the necessary equipment and carry out the cleaning for you – whether as a one-off or regularly as part of your maintenance concept.

Buy system

Would you like to be independent and clean your pipe systems individually and regularly or integrate your own Comprex® cleaning system into your operational processes? No problem, whether mobile or stationary – we have the right system for you and will train your staff.

What sets our solution apart:
With our Comprex® air-water pulse rinsing system, we offer an effective, sustainable and resource-saving cleaning alternative.
Do you have any questions? We will be happy to help you find the right solution with Comprex®.
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culvertMunicipal

Cleaaning blocked culverts

Comprex pulses can be fed through a PE pipe into blocked, water-filled culverts until they are deposited.
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A close-up image of a rusted pipe section with a buildup of fibrous material blocking the interior, indicative of the need for pig cleaning, lying on a grassy surface.
Practical exampleWaste water

Discharge of coarse particles from pipes

Discharge of coarse particles from pipes
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Drainage pipesPractical example

Cleaning drainage pipes

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Aerial view of a Kommunal water treatment facility featuring blue cylindrical tanks and circular settling ponds on grassy terrain, showcasing advanced Impulse Rohrreinigung technology.
MunicipalPractical example

Large sewage treatment plant

The formation of deposits in sludge pipes led to an increased maintenance effort in plant operation. By using a stationary Comprex® unit, the time-consuming manual ...
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MunicipalPractical example

Large-scale sewage treatment plant

Cleaning of sludge pipes of the large sewage treatment plant of a European capital city
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Versatile use in the supply network

Discover our other municipal applications

Water extraction
Water extraction
We clean:
Well pipes, raw water pipes,
Waterworks - distribution
Water distribution
Water distribution
We clean:
Drinking water pipes, transport pipes, elevated tank pipes, main water pipes, house connection pipes
Wastewater treatment
Wastewater treatment
We clean:
Sludge lines, centrate water lines, process water systems, digester gas lines
Answers to the most important questions

Frequently asked questions about cleaning wastewater pressure pipes

How does cleaning with Comprex® work in wastewater pressure pipes?

The patented process uses targeted air-water pulses that move through the pipe at high speed (up to 70 km/h). This creates strong shearing forces that loosen the sieve skin and other deposits – completely without chemicals and with minimal water consumption.

Yes, the process is gentle on the material and can be used in all common pipe materials – such as PE, GRP, GGG and steel pipes. Comprex® is suitable for all pressure pipes in the wastewater system in which deposits, sieve skin or foreign matter impair the flow rate.

Yes, the accumulated water is used for cleaning and does not have to be removed.

Depending on the length of the line, structure and degree of soiling, usually between a few hours and one working day.
The line can then be used again immediately.

The cleaning performance is documented via the hydraulic performance increase: by measuring the delivery times and comparing the pump characteristics in accordance with DWA-A 113.

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