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Centrifuge discharge

2011-04-19View Original

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It’s extremely difficult to remove the material from a scraper centrifuge; dust accumulates on the equipment and pipes in large amounts. Is there any way to solve this problem? Thank you!
Reply #22011-04-20
Improve the scraper so that no dead corners remain
Reply #32011-05-18
Piled up on the pipes? Add cleaning water to clean at any time. Piled up on the equipment? Where on the device? In fact, foreign spiral scraper centrifuges can be equipped with 2 small scrapers at the discharge port, which allows the storage bin to be cleaned thoroughly.
Reply #42011-08-13
Is the angle of the discharge hopper not designed properly?
Reply #52011-08-15
Should it be a vertical three-legged or flat-blade centrifuge, or a horizontal-blade centrifuge? I need to know the machine model and manufacturer first in order to help you solve the problem.
Reply #62011-08-16
For vertical models, we are also considering other types of centrifuges; the main material is the crystallized substance, and it needs to be easy to feed, discharge, and remove from
Reply #72011-08-17
Scraper centrifuges always leave residues; it is recommended to use bag-hanging or bag-pulling type centrifuges for discharge, which achieve a high product recovery rate with almost no residues
Reply #82011-10-17
The scraper used for unloading the centrifuges often fails to scrape thoroughly; the filter cake thickness on the 8 centrifuges in our company varies, with the thickest layers reaching over 3 centimeters
Reply #92011-10-17
The residual thickness should be 5–10 mm; otherwise, adjust the rotation angle of the scraper and use the compressed air cleaning mechanism

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