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The author, who has worked as a workshop supervisor and deputy general manager in small and medium-sized nitrogen fertilizer factories, as well as in top European and American chemical companies and private firms, and who has been involved in the field of solid-liquid separation technology, has compiled a list of equipment used for this purpose. This is just an initial attempt to contribute to the discussion; I welcome everyone to add their insights and improvements. Belt filter press/juicer ; Plate and frame filter press ; Three-legged centrifuge ; Horizontal screw centrifuge ; Disc centrifuge ; ......
It’s comprehensive enough. . . . The three-legged design of tubular centrifuges has been phased out; flat designs are now used instead. . . . Flatbed centrifuges can be used for manual bag lifting, unloading, and bag pulling. There are also horizontal models such as GK and GKF; these include horizontal filtration and horizontal sedimentation filtration systems. I work in the field of centrifuges. . . We can talk about it
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For pumps that use centrifuges to transport solid-liquid mixtures, you can turn to me. Thank you!
Six more to add: rod filter, bag filter, horizontal blade filter, plate-type closed filter, and integrated filter-lubricant-drying machine. The three-legged centrifuge is now an obsolete model; it has been replaced by the four-legged type with a top discharge and flip-top design.
I want to carry out pilot testing and need a solid-liquid separation device; I’m not sure which one would be better first
For pilot-scale production, manual methods or bag centrifuges are generally used. You can add me on WeChat at 272527879; I work in the field of centrifuges