Durable Manual Centrifuge for Chemical Processing and Olive Oil Extraction

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: 24 Hours on Line
• Warranty: 12monthes
• Model NO.: LW400
• Type: Centrifuge
• Separation Mode: Sedimentation Type
• Operating Type: Continuous Type
• Installation: Horizontal
• Centrifuge Type: Horizontal Spiral Centrifuge
• Pressure: Low Pressure
• Condition: New
• Material: SS304 or SS316 L
• Motor: ABB
• Inverter: ABB
• Touch Screen: Siemens
• Transport Package: Wooden Cases
• Specification: 2065*1050*800
• Trademark: SHENZHOU
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8421192000
• Production Capacity: 500sets

Product Description

A decanter centrifuge is a marvel of engineering, designed specifically to proficiently separate solids from liquids within a mixture. It operates as a continuous process, harnessing the immense power of centrifugal force to deftly divide the two components. The mixture is meticulously fed into the centrifuge, where the solids are expertly separated from the liquids by the centrifugal force generated through the rapid spinning of the centrifuge.

For separating solid/liquid mixes with substantial solids content, decanter centrifuges are absolutely indispensable. These solid-shell scroll centrifuges or decanters, unlike standard chamber filter presses, function seamlessly in a continuous mode. They utilize potent centrifugal forces to effectively isolate finely distributed solid particles from the suspension.

Decanters stand as vital tools across a plethora of industries globally. Each centrifuge is meticulously tailored for its specific application, ranging from sludge dewatering, classification, or wet classification, to the precise sorting of solids.

To achieve the pinnacle of performance, solid bowl decanter centrifuges are custom-engineered to meticulously meet the demands of specific separation processes.

• A decanter centrifuge is an advanced type of centrifuge employed to meticulously separate solids from liquids within a mixture. It is a continuous, efficient process that leverages centrifugal force for this separation.
• Within the centrifuge, the mixture is introduced, and centrifugal force is expertly utilized to divide the solids from the liquids, facilitated by the centrifuge's rapid spinning motion.
• Post-separation, the distinct solids and liquids are discharged through dedicated outlets, ensuring seamless processing.
• Decanter centrifuges find their application in an extensive array of industries, such as chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, and environmental engineering.
• They are indispensable for separating fine or dense solids that elude effective separation through other methods like sedimentation or filtration.
• These centrifuges are also utilized for the critical task of dewatering sludge and separating emulsions.
• Renowned for their exceptional efficiency, minimal maintenance requirements, and capacity to manage substantial material volumes, they are a staple in industrial processing.

• Decanter centrifuges operate on the principle of buoyancy separation. Dense components naturally gravitate to the bottom, while less dense components float. Continuous spinning accelerates settling velocity, generating a g-force of 1000 to 4000 G's, significantly reducing settling time to mere seconds. This method delivers rapid and easily managed separation.

  A decanter resembles a sedimentation tank encircling an axis, with solid particles more dense than the liquid gravitating downward, forming a sediment at the base. In a centrifuge, solid particles, being denser, migrate outward due to centrifugal acceleration, forming sediment against the inner wall of the revolving bowl. This method achieves far quicker and more efficient separation than gravitational methods.
  
  

  Model	(Diameter)mm	Length mm	Rotation speed(Rpm)	separation factor	capacity	Main motor	Vice motor	Weight (Kg)
  LW250*1000	250	1000	4800	2722	0.5-5	7.5	4	950
  LW300*1200	300	1200	4000	2688	1-8	11	7.5	1350
  LW355*1160	355	1160	3600	2576	2-8	15	7.5	1400
  LW355*1460	355	1460	3600	2576	2-10	15	7.5	1800
  LW355*1460H	355	1460	3600	2576	2-10	15	7.5	2000
  LW420*1750	420	1750	3200	2406	4-20	30	11	3000
  LW450*1600	450	1600	3200	2578	5-25	30	11	3500
  LW450*1800	450	1800	3200	2578	5-28	37	22	3600
  LW450*2000	450	2000	3000	2266	5-30	37	22	3800
  LW500*1800	500	1800	3000	2517	10-32	45	22	4300
  LW500*2000	500	2000	3000	2517	10-35	45	22	4500
  LW550*1800	550	1800	3000	2769	10-40	45	22	4800
  LW550*2200	550	2200	2800	2412	10-45	45	22	5000
  LW650*1750	650	1750	2000	1454	20-50	90	30	6000
  LW650*2000	650	2000	2000	1454	20-55	90	30	6200
  LW720*2000	720	2000	1800	1450	40-100	110	55	10000

  Harnessing the power of a 3-phase decanter centrifuge opens the door to unparalleled efficiency, enabling the seamless separation of three distinct stages in a single, streamlined operation. This advanced technology masterfully separates oil and water, substances that naturally resist blending due to their unique density differences. The process allows water to elegantly gather between the oil and solids layers, facilitating easy suction and removal of the two separate liquids from the decanter. Mirroring the principles of 2-phase separation, the solids are skillfully conveyed through the scroll to dedicated discharge outlets.

  The versatile three-phase separation technology finds its niche in a variety of crucial applications. It shines in the production of premium edible oils, such as olive oil, efficiently processes challenging oil sludge, and contributes significantly to the burgeoning field of biodiesel production, among various other industries.

A decanter centrifuge is an intricate symphony of essential components that together create a harmonious separation of solids from liquids. These vital parts include:

1. As the heart of the centrifuge, the bowl is a marvel of engineering—a cylindrical vessel spinning on a horizontal axis. The mixture destined for separation enters through a feed pipe, and the expertly separated solids and liquids find their way out through distinct outlets.
2. A helical screw known as the scroll resides within the bowl, driven by a motor at a speed just shy of the bowl's rotation. It deftly guides the solids to the bowl's outer wall, where centrifugal force ensures their separation from the liquids.
3. Positioned strategically on the bowl's outer wall, this outlet serves as the gateway for the smooth exit of separated solids.
4. Nestled at the bowl's base, this outlet efficiently manages the exit of separated liquids, ensuring a seamless flow.
5. An ensemble of the motor and auxiliary components, the drive system powers both the bowl and scroll, orchestrating their synchronized motion.
6. A sophisticated network of sensors and components make up the control system, vigilantly overseeing and fine-tuning the centrifuge's operation.
7. A robust framework forms the backbone of the centrifuge, offering unwavering support to the bowl and other critical components.
8. A conduit for transformation, the feed pipe channels the incoming mixture into the centrifuge's bowl, setting the stage for the separation process.
9. An essential force, the feed pump ensures a consistent flow of the mixture into the feed pipe, maintaining the perfect rate for optimal efficiency.
10. A dynamic ensemble of sensors and components, this system meticulously monitors and manages the mixture's flow into the centrifuge, optimizing performance.

1. Embarking on its journey, the slurry enters the centrifuge through an intake pipe, where it meets a sophisticated conveyor.
2. The conveyor takes charge, guiding the slurry through an internal feed compartment and skillfully directing it into the bowl via a nozzle.
3. As the bowl spins at remarkable speeds, the magic of centrifugal forces comes into play, orchestrating the separation process.
4. Within seconds, the centrifugal forces work their wonders, isolating solid materials from the liquid with precision and speed.
5. The conveyor then ushers the solid materials upwards, where they gracefully exit through a dedicated nozzle.
6. With the solid materials expertly removed, the purified liquid finds its way through a separate outlet, underscoring the decanter centrifuge's capability to purify with finesse. waste water treatment sectors, amongst others. Across a broad spectrum of industries, decanter centrifuges play a pivotal role. Their straightforward installation, without the need for a foundation, combined with their efficiency that conserves both time and resources, makes them indispensable assets in many hands-on industries.

7. Discover the intrinsic qualities that make decanter centrifuges a superior choice for effectively separating solids from liquids, and learn why they are indispensable to various industrial applications:

8. : Designed for uninterrupted performance, decanter centrifuges facilitate a smooth, continuous flow of material processing, rendering them perfect for high-capacity volumes.
9. Harness the precision of decanter centrifuges to achieve unparalleled separation of solids and liquids, even with the most challenging fine or dense solids that other methods struggle to handle.
10. Refine your separation processes with adjustable parameters, such as bowl speed and angle, allowing you to customize the performance to meet diverse material needs effectively.
11. With their low maintenance demands, decanter centrifuges present a cost-efficient solution, offering long-term reliability across numerous applications.
12. Capable of handling varied materials—from diverse densities to complex suspensions and emulsions—decanter centrifuges excel in versatile applications.
13. Compared to traditional methods like filtration and sedimentation, decanter centrifuges shine in energy efficiency, requiring significantly less power for operation.
14. Benefit from the compact nature of decanter centrifuges, which seamlessly integrate into existing process systems without demanding extensive space.

Efficient feed delivery into the scroll's infeed chamber speeds up the separation medium, with residence time determined by throughput, ensuring precise processing control.

In the decanter bowl, a unique cylindrical or conical shape facilitates maximum speed, promoting solids settlement along the inner circle efficiently.

A sophisticated gear mechanism fosters a speed differential between the decanter bowl and scroll, crucially influencing the outfeed solids content.

Pond Depth / Precision Weir Discs

The clarified liquid finds its way to the bowl's cylindrical end, exiting through carefully crafted perforations. These feature weir discs, adjustable to fine-tune both pond depth and filling volume.

Explore the diverse industries and applications that leverage the power of decanter centrifuges for optimal process enhancement:

1. From separating acids to dewatering polymers, decanter centrifuges excel in processing chemical products and by-products, ensuring purity and efficiency in every step.
2. Essential in pharmaceutical operations, decanter centrifuges adeptly manage the separation and purification of drugs, intermediates, and diverse pharmaceutical formulations.
3. Decanter centrifuges are essential in the food industry, playing a critical role in the separation and purification of food products and by-products. They excel in processing items such as milk, juice, and fruit puree while efficiently purifying and dewatering dairy products like cheese and yogurt.
4. In the realm of environmental engineering, decanter centrifuges are indispensable for the treatment and dewatering of sludge and other waste materials, significantly contributing to efficient waste management. wastewater treatment plants and beyond. These centrifuges are also vital in oil spill cleanup operations, expertly separating oil and water to minimize environmental impact.
5. Essential in oil and gas, decanter centrifuges are used to meticulously separate oil, water, and solids during drilling and production. Additionally, they play a pivotal role in purifying and dewatering crude oil and other petroleum products, ensuring high-quality outputs.
6. Decanter centrifuges are at the forefront in mineral processing, efficiently separating minerals and solids from liquids during ore processing and beneficiation, thus optimizing operational output.
7. A critical asset in power generation, decanter centrifuges help dewater coal and other fuels, enhancing fuel quality and efficiency in power generation operations.
8. In paper mills, decanter centrifuges are invaluable for dewatering pulp and paper sludge, ensuring smoother and more efficient production processes.
9. Beyond traditional uses, decanter centrifuges have applications in automotive, aviation, and aerospace industries, effectively separating and purifying various materials, showcasing their adaptability and innovation.

• Decanter centrifuges offer a clean appearance with minimal odour, a testament to their efficient, modern design and engineering sophistication.
• Their quick setup and shutdown times, combined with a compact footprint, make them an ideal choice where space and time are precious commodities.
• Adaptability is a cornerstone of decanter centrifuges; their design allows easy configuration to suit different applications. With pre-programmed design curves, they outperform competitors like belt filter presses, offering unmatched versatility for thickening and dewatering tasks.
• Their high throughput capacity surpasses smaller machines, reducing the number of units needed and optimizing operational efficiency.
• This feature directly translates to less equipment required, thus saving on space and maintenance costs.
• The simplicity in optimization and operation makes them user-friendly, relying on a few key variables and reliable feedback for smooth functioning.
• Labor costs are significantly reduced, thanks to their low maintenance demand and minimal need for constant operator attention, offering a cost-effective solution.
• Compared to processes like the belt filter, decanter centrifuges provide superior process flexibility and performance, making them a preferred choice for many industries.

• Decanter centrifuges face challenges in separating biological materials with minor density variations, such as cells and viruses, where tubular-bowl centrifuges excel.
• Operational noise and vibration are considerable, which may require additional sound and vibration attenuation measures.
• High G-forces lead to significant energy consumption, an important factor to consider for energy-conscious operations.
• High equipment costs and the need for durable materials like hard surfacing for abrasion protection add to the overall expense. This investment, however, ensures long-term durability and reliability.

A centrifuge harnesses centrifugal force for separating solids from liquids or differentiating mixture components by density. A decanter centrifuge, however, is engineered for continuous solid-liquid separation, elevating its specialized use in industrial applications.

Key Distinctions: Delving into the specifics reveals that general centrifuges and decanter centrifuges have several distinct differences, tailored for unique industrial applications.

1. Decanter centrifuges are ingeniously crafted for uninterrupted operation, allowing them to handle a continuous flow of materials with seamless efficiency. Unlike batch centrifuges, which tackle materials in separate cycles, these centrifuges provide continuous, streamlined processing, perfect for industries demanding constant workflow.

1. Within decanter centrifuges lies the scroll, a marvel of engineering characterized by a helical screw that elegantly rotates at a slightly more leisurely pace than the bowl itself. This sophisticated mechanism skillfully guides solids toward the bowl's outer wall, exploiting centrifugal force to masterfully separate them from the liquids. In contrast, other centrifuges may lack such a scroll or employ alternate conveyor systems.
2. A key feature of decanter centrifuges is their strategically positioned solids discharge port on the bowl's outer wall, specifically designed for the efficient release of separated solids. Other centrifuge types may vary in their methods of discharging solids, showcasing the uniqueness of decanter designs.
3. : Decanter centrifuges are purpose-built for the critical task of segregating solids from liquids, offering unparalleled efficiency in this domain. While other centrifuge varieties serve broader applications, such as density-based component separation or liquid purification, decanter centrifuges excel in their specialized role.

In essence, decanter centrifuges represent a refined class of centrifugation technology, expertly crafted for the continuous extraction of solids from liquids. While other centrifuge models may feature differing designs and serve diverse functions, decanter centrifuges stand out for their precision in continuous solid-liquid separation.

A decanter centrifuge is a highly specialized machine engineered to separate solids from liquids within a mixture through a continuous process. Utilizing centrifugal force, it efficiently distinguishes between the two components. Its versatility sees it deployed across a myriad of industries, from chemical to pharmaceutical, food processing to environmental engineering, and extending into sectors like oil and gas, mining, power generation, and pulp and paper.
Specific applications of a decanter centrifuge include:
In the chemical industry, decanter centrifuges are indispensable for the separation of vital chemicals—including acids, alkalis, and solvents—ensuring high-purity outcomes.
Within the pharmaceutical sector, these centrifuges are key to isolating pharmaceutical products, such as drugs and excipients, maintaining stringent quality standards.
In food processing, decanter centrifuges play a crucial role in separating products like milk and juice, enhancing purity and consistency.
In the environmental engineering industry, they are vital for treating and dewatering sludge in wastewater treatment plants, contributing to ecological sustainability.
In the oil and gas industry, they efficiently segregate oil, water, and solids during drilling and production operations, optimizing resource extraction.
In mining and mineral processing, decanter centrifuges excel at extracting minerals and other solids from water and various liquids, critical for ore processing and beneficiation.
In power generation, decanter centrifuges contribute to the dewatering of coal and other fuels, enhancing energy efficiency.
Within the pulp and paper industry, they are fundamental in the dewatering of pulp and paper sludge, facilitating efficient recycling processes.

Certainly, a decanter is a distinct type of centrifuge. Centrifuges operate through the application of centrifugal force to separate either solids from liquids or components of a mixture based on density. A decanter centrifuge, in particular, is a specialized variant designed explicitly for the continuous separation of solids from liquids.
Decanter centrifuges are distinguished by their capability for continuous operation, featuring a scroll—a helical screw moving at a marginally slower rate than the bowl—to propel solids to the bowl's outer perimeter. Equipped with a solids discharge port on the outer wall, their versatility spans industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, environmental engineering, oil and gas, mining, power generation, and pulp and paper.

The term "decanter" is traditionally associated with a vessel featuring a broad base and slender neck, commonly employed for wine storage and presentation. However, when we delve into the realm of decanter centrifuges, "decanter" takes on a new meaning, encapsulating the elegant contour of the centrifuge bowl. This bowl, akin in shape to a classic wine decanter, boasts a cylindrical form with a spacious base tapering into a delicate neck, all while rotating gracefully on a horizontal axis.
When considering decanter centrifuges, the term "decanter" may have its roots in the device's application of separating liquids of varying densities, reminiscent of sorting wine from sediment. Thus, the centrifuge bowl's resemblance to a wine decanter becomes evident, as it efficiently separates the pristine liquid from denser sediments, much like the clarity of wine being distinguished from the sediment, or lees, that rests at the decanter's base.