The invention is a flow-through flow-through filter that can separate raw water and/or sewage to filtered stream, fine particle stream and grit stream in one hydraulic device. For raw lake and/or canal water intake application, the flow-through filter is placed inside a chamber box that is mounted on a water intake rack structure or diversion canal. The invention filters debris and organisms to prevent biomes formation in pumps and waterlines that delivers raw water to a water treatment plant. The flow-through filter withdraws flows from a raw water body without taking defined sediment, floating debris and target aquatic biomes and eliminates the need of discharging remnants to a sewage system. For wastewater treatment, the flow-through filter is installed over a wet well after the headwork rack and may replace the grit removal, primary clarifier, and the fine screening. The flow-through filter requires a much smaller footprint of the area and/or enclosed building that requires smaller odor control. There is a substantial cost saving of using one device and replaces grit removal, primary basin, and fine screening.