Supercentrifuge for tar processing
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Tar processing imposes high requirements on the moisture content of the raw tar, as well as on the residue content in the product; poor treatment of the moisture and residues in the raw tar can have a significant impact on the processing process and the quality of the product. The dehydrating and deslagging machine I have used in the past has delivered excellent results, and I would like to recommend it to you; I hope it will help improve your factory’s capacity for tar processing as well as the quality of its products. 1. Alfa Laval: Alfa Laval GmbH Shanghai Representative Office: Phone: 021-54420775; Fax: 021-54421653. 2. Alfa Laval: Alfa Laval (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd. Beijing Office: Phone: 010-65813336-801; Fax: 010-65813642
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Those on the 2nd floor, if you can’t hear the wind, it must be rain. I’m not the manufacturer of super centrifuges; why would I want to advertise for them? I’m simply trying to help those who are involved in tar processing. Many people have asked me about super centrifuges, and that’s why I genuinely recommend them to everyone. It’s really suspicious of you guys. If you have any good equipment, please recommend it to everyone too
The poster is right; the equipment is just too expensive
It costs a lot of money per unit; our factory will use it first
It’s estimated to be around 2.5 to 3 million
There is also a significant price difference depending on the processing capacity of the centrifuge. The processing capacity is 15 tons per hour, which corresponds to approximately 1.8 million; at 25 tons per hour, it’s around 2.2 million. The lead time for delivery is usually 6 months.
Just ordered two units, at 5.8 million; they’ll be arriving on site in about three months after use
Oh, how big is it? How many tons are processed per hour?
Which organization does the friend on the 8th floor work for?
Why not use another method of distribution given how expensive it is? For example, filter first and then use a hydrocyclone or an oil-water separator or something like that?
What was said upstairs is also okay, but it’s not as convenient nor as effective at removing water as using a super centrifuge, right?
The cost is not low, so most companies do not use it
Knowing some of its main parameters for reference – why not?
Our factory has 4 Fulewei units; each one costs over 2 million. The feed rate is 10 tons per hour, and the feed temperature is 90°C. When the temperature is high, there is significant vibration in the inlet pipelines. The deslagging effect is excellent; it has been in operation for 5 months without any problems
Are there any similar manufacturing enterprises in the country? This thing is still too expensive!