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Are there centrifuges with automatic discharge?

2009-12-30View Original

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It is required that the centrifuge be as large as possible and capable of automatic discharge. The solid density of the material is around 0.7. We can either send the centrifuge to our factory for testing, or we can take the materials there for testing. If you have any suitable ones, please contact me.
Reply #22009-12-30
There are too many centrifuges with automatic discharge functions; you can easily solve this issue by visiting a centrifuge manufacturer. Moreover, those with automatic discharge are usually of large size, while for smaller quantities, manual discharge is generally chosen
Reply #32009-12-30
Of course. Nowadays, most devices feature automatic unloading. It’s best to have the manufacturer assist with the adjustment of the parameters, so that they are set appropriately and material is not ejected due to centrifugal force!
Reply #42009-12-31
Zhangjiagang is a region in China where centrifuge production is concentrated, and it’s certain that you can find there centrifuges that meet your requirements. The request you've made is easy to fulfill.
Reply #52009-12-31
Almost all centrifuges have automatic discharge. If the solid density of your material is around 0.7, what about the liquid? In principle, a solid must have a higher density than a liquid in order to be separated.
Reply #62009-12-31
We use a drum centrifuge with automatic scraper discharge. Stable performance
Reply #72010-01-02
It depends on the amount of material you need to process; the HR800 can separate 60 tons of salt per hour
Reply #82010-01-02
The HR800 is too small for us. The liquid is water; solids and liquids with a higher density can also be separated, and an automatic discharge system using screens should be used for this purpose. We have already started conducting experiments. Several centrifuge manufacturers that are in contact include Saideli, BGI, and Mudan.
Reply #92010-01-02
Both the Sidely HR1000 and LWL-700 will work. We use the LWL-450, and it works very well
Reply #102010-01-04
A fully automatic discharge centrifuge will do, but domestic manufacturers are currently capable of producing ones with a diameter of DN1800. I recommend a fully automatic centrifuge with continuous feed and discharge: the bipolar pusher centrifuge. The production capacity can be very high.

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