Three-legged centrifuges have been phased out
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Today I saw that in **Part 2 of the State Administration of Work Safety’s ‘List of Obsolete Safety Technologies and Equipment to Be Phased Out (First Batch, 2015)’, under the categories of chemicals and the fireworks industry (14 items), three-legged centrifuges are listed as equipment whose use is prohibited, while fully automatic centrifuges are recommended. (ˇˍˇ) I was wondering – do any experts know the differences between three-legged centrifuges and fully automatic centrifuges? Personally, I think there are also fully automatic three-legged centrifuges – how do you master them? 12 Three-legged centrifuges are open-type operating equipment; they are prone to hazards such as vibration, compression, and material splashing, resulting in a low safety factor. Ban on filter presses or fully automatic centrifuges
Three-legged centrifuges seem to be still widely used in enterprises. There are many centrifuges available on the market nowadays, such as automatic discharge centrifuges and fully automatic centrifuges. . . Three-legged centrifuges do indeed pose the aforementioned risks during use; we have experienced similar safety incidents in the past.
Using three-legged centrifuges in the hazardous chemicals sector is quite dangerous, especially when it comes to filtering solvents. Conditions that can lead to fires and explosions can easily arise inside the centrifuge or at its openings, resulting in accidents
Our factory’s wastewater treatment unit also has many three-legged centrifuges, but they are also fully automatic – they are simply fully automatic three-legged centrifuges. I wonder if there is any ambiguity in the regulations set by the **State Administration of Work Safety**? Or is there an industry-specific term?
I would like to ask: does this mean that the existing three-legged centrifuges can no longer be used?
If there is no ambiguity in the definition, the three-legged centrifuge is prohibited from use
If three-legged centrifuges are prohibited, what equipment can be used as a replacement?
Our company is also using it; I’ve learned a lot from this, thank you so much
Four-legged damping system is used in the flat-bed centrifuge: lol, this is better than the three-legged version.
The three-legged centrifuge seems pretty good to me