Wheel Wash Equipment

Wheelwash Operation

Wheelwash Equipment Operation is revealed below!

	The wheelwash showing it cleaning power, the wheelwash platform now has straight sides.
	Biffa waste collection vehicle going through the wheelwash
	Jets position in the base of the wheelwash platform to spray wa\ter directly into the tyre's.The fully galvanised platform on the wheelwasher
	A fully galvanised wash down platform on the modern wheelwash
	The fold up ramps 'massage' dirt out of the tyres.
	The Rotary wash system on an earlier generation platform.
	The platform can be folded down for easier transport, or if this is required for transportation.
	A earlier styled wheelwash with cabin and above tank along with the clarifier and platform.
	A typical site instalation wheelwasher, the engine room now built into the end of the clarifier.
	The sump tank, first phase of the water cleaning process on the wheelwasher
	The Basket in the sump tank allows collection of large debris on the wheelwasher
	The weir water cleaning system on the wheelwasher
	The six inch connector allow cleaning via a suction tanker
	The water tank holding 25,000 litre's of water on the wheel washer
	A further settling tank is avalible(dependant on space)
	The modern diesel engine pumping unit on the wheelwasher
	A modern electric engine pumping unit
	Wash down gunon the wheelwasher
	Piping system on earlier generation wheelwash
	The 'cabin' pumping house on earlier generation pumping house's
	Inside the pumping room

Why Use a Wheelwash

What is a Wheelwash

In the case of the wesley washman, the answer is an advance automatic cleaning system for the wheels and the under body.

The Wheelwash System

The system works automatically by the wheelwash 'seeing' the vehicle comming and turning the system on, the vehicle then inches through and is cleaned as it goes, when the vehicle is through the system is turned off.
The water that has been used for the cleaning process flows from the wash platform and into the sump tank, the water is then pumped into the settlement tank, where the debris drops out and is removed through the bauer couplings, the water is then ready to be re-used.

The Wheelwash Platform

The platform is where the cleaning operation takes place, the vehicles enter from one side, inch through the wheelwash as it cleans the vehical and exit from the other side.
The Wheelwash platform is of steel construction and all parts are galvanised or pre zinc treated.
The platform incorporates a grid system to help massage the dirt out of the tyre's as the wheelwash cleans

The Sump Tank

The sump tank catches large debris in the basket in the top and lets the silt drop in to the bottom, where the submersible pump lifts it in to the head of the settlement tank

The Pump House

The pump house is where the pump and motor are housed, the electrical equipment and controls also housed inside the pump house

Water Recycling System

The water recycling is done inside the settlement tank, where the sediment drops out of the water and is removed from the tank via the 6 inch bauer coupling into a waiting tanker.

Chassis Washer Equipment

	This is the 'Wesley Washman automated chassis washer'. This fully automated chassis wash can be surface mounted. The Chassis Wash cleaning power is gained by the use of both high pressure water and a good volumn of water, as you can see here both are in evidence
	The chassis wash can be Programmed and fully operational in a matter of hours subject to the availability of a water supply and 3 phase power supply
	Alternatively the chassis wash can be installed in a maintenance pit.
	Once a vehicle is in positioned on the platform the washer programme can be activated. The system is simple enough to operate, no special trained staff are required*.
	The equipment will then run a pre-configured programme with out the need for an operator
	Wesley Washman revolutionary jet wash trolley, equipped with rotating jet, will traverse the length of the platform spraying the vehicle with cleaning fluids and hot water thoroughly cleaning the chassis ready for MOT inspection and regular maintenance
	The Wesley washman chassis wash is manufactured to accommodate standard size vehicle including buses, coaches, train carriages and engines and articulated lorries of up to 19 metres in length
	However bespoke chassis washes can be manufactured to your exact specifications The length of the ramp on and off the chassis wash has to be taken in to account, especially when the vehicle to be cleaned is a bus or a low loader.
	Guard rails and other health and safety equipment are supplied to your requirements, please specify if your site has a particular requirement for your chassis wash, also including specific health and safety concerns.
	Access platforms are avalible to help people and vehicles get on and off the platform system safely and conveniently

Wesley Washman Automated Chassis Washer
Standard Specifications