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Centrifuge selection! ! !

2009-02-19View Original

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Which type of centrifuge has the highest production capacity per unit? For example, among centrifuges with a drum diameter of 800 mm or similar, which model has the greatest capacity, or one that is capable of continuous centrifugation? ! !
Reply #22009-02-19
Be more specific – are there any particular requirements? For example, separation efficiency, corrosion and explosion resistance, and so on. If we don’t consider other factors, the horizontal screw centrifuge is of course faster, as it can operate continuously.
Reply #32009-02-19
Continuous centrifuges have high production capacity, but they must be suitable for your specific material – not all materials can be separated using the same type of centrifuge
Reply #42009-02-19
Explosion protection is a must, and a high solid content is also essential; the material consists of needle-shaped crystals – what other conditions are needed! ! !
Reply #52009-02-22
The P-85 two-stage pusher centrifuge produced by Zhejiang Qingji Industrial Co., Ltd. has the highest production capacity. Its key technical parameters are as follows: drum diameter – 560/630 mm; drum diameter – 738/820 mm; number of push cycles per minute – 30–80 times/min; maximum operating speed – 1500 r/min; operating oil pressure – 8 MPa; power of the oil pump motor – 22–37 kW; processing capacity – 26–65 t/h; power of the main motor – 45–100 kW; external dimensions – 3900×2000×1530 mm; weight – 3500 kg. Product description: The P-series two-stage pusher centrifuges manufactured by this company are produced using advanced software technology sourced from Sulzer Edelweiss in Switzerland, and they have undergone strict testing by Sulzer to obtain a “Certificate of Compliance with International Standards”. The P-series two-stage pusher centrifuges can separate more than 200 types of materials such as grains, particles, and fibers with good filterability, and are widely used in industries such as light industry, chemicals, metallurgy, and coal mining. Our company’s products are already widely used in various applications such as vacuum salt production (including sea salt), salt-alkali separation, the production of potassium chloride, ammonium chloride, potassium nitrate, potassium carbonate, *ao acid an, boric acid, cellulose acetate, nitrocellulose, sodium tungstate, sodium sulfate, epichlorohydrin, adipic acid, chloroacetic acid, and many other substances. The company continues to explore additional areas of application, aiming to provide high-quality separation equipment for various industries.
Reply #62009-02-24
Back to floor 6: Crystal damage is no problem; as long as the solid content is high, that’s fine! ! !
Reply #72009-02-24
Choose based on your requirements; we use Fuhandshake Lewei centrifuges for separating coal tar
Reply #82009-02-24
Yield and solid content are contradictory; striving for higher yield inevitably results in a lower solid content. Selection involves finding a balance point!
Reply #92009-03-01
It’s better to use a larger centrifuge; the LGZ1250*700 model from Liaoyang Youxin is a good choice. I’ve been using this type of centrifuge, and it has never caused any problems.
Reply #102009-03-02
Please specify the medium you want to separate, so that a determination can be made
Reply #112009-03-02
Depending on the industry and materials, in the PVC industry, the high-efficiency sedimentation centrifuges produced by Nippon Ba Kogyo can handle a processing capacity of 170,000 tons per unit, with an effective drum diameter of 890 mm
Reply #122009-03-02
Correction to the previous response: Processing capacity (dry PVC) is 15–17.5 tons per unit; 120,000–140,000 tons of PVC per year
Reply #132009-03-03
Material separation requires a centrifuge; for example, sludge treatment often demands processing capacities of several hundred tons per hour, salt separation requires millions of tons per year, and soda ash desalination needs even higher capacities. Among the large centrifuges I have seen are the 1200-liter vertical spiral discharge, explosion-proof centrifuges used in PTA production, the P1600 two-stage piston-driven centrifuges used for heavy alkali desalination, the HZ2200 siphon scraper discharge centrifuges used in the nuclear industry, the PD1500 centrifuges used in the pharmaceutical industry, and the ZL1800 vertical dehydrators used in the coal industry – all of these are relatively large centrifuges, with drum diameters ranging from 1200 to 2000 mm and processing capacities of 10 to 300 T/h
Reply #142009-03-03
A high-efficiency sedimentation centrifuge should be a centrifuge that operates continuously, right? !
Reply #152009-03-05
Crystalline products are generally separated using piston-fed centrifuges, while ultra-fine and compressible materials such as sludge are separated using horizontal screw centrifuges
Reply #162009-03-07
Based on some of the information you provided, the material particles are crystalline in nature and have a high solid content; I recommend that you use a horizontal screw-fed filtration centrifuge. This machine features continuous feeding and discharging, automatic unloading, and a high processing capacity!
Reply #172009-03-10
I’m a centrifuge manufacturer; maybe I can help you

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