Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation

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  • Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
  • Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
  • Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
  • Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
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Basic Info.

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

Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
A decanter centrifuge is a specialized type of centrifuge expertly designed to effectively separate solid particles from liquid elements in a mixture.
Leveraging the powerful forces of centrifugal motion, it efficiently distinguishes solids from liquids, ensuring a superior separation process.. This continuous and seamless process employs remarkable centrifugal force to meticulously isolate the two components. As the mixture enters the centrifuge, solids gracefully disentangle from the liquids, driven by the captivating spin-induced forces within the machinery.

When it comes to expertly handling mixtures brimming with high solid content, decanter centrifuges stand unparalleled. These robust solid-shell scroll centrifuges, also known as decanters, showcase a continuous operation unlike chamber filter presses. They harness formidable centrifugal power to seamlessly separate finely distributed solid particles from suspensions, achieving exceptional results.

Decanter centrifuges find their indispensable role across a multitude of global industries. Their design is meticulously tailored to match specific applications, from efficient sludge dewatering to precise classification and sorting of solids.

For optimal performance and results, solid bowl decanter centrifuges are expertly customized, catering to the unique requirements of various separation processes.

What is a Decanter Centrifuge?

Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation

  • A decanter centrifuge is a sophisticated apparatus crafted to adeptly separate solids from liquids in a mixture through continuous centrifugal force application.
  • Upon feeding the mixture into the centrifuge, the solids are distinctively separated from the liquids, propelled by the dynamic and potent centrifugal forces generated through rapid spinning.
  • The segregated solids and liquids elegantly exit the centrifuge through designated, separate outlets, ensuring seamless discharge.
  • Decanter centrifuges are integral to a diverse array of industries including chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, and environmental engineering.
  • They excel in separating solids that are either too fine or too dense for traditional methods such as sedimentation or filtration, offering an unmatched solution.
  • Furthermore, decanter centrifuges are instrumental in efficiently dewatering sludge and separating emulsions with precision.
  • Renowned for their extraordinary efficiency, minimal maintenance demands, and capability to process vast material volumes, they are a cornerstone in modern industry.
  • Working Principle of Decanter Centrifuges

    The ingenious decanter centrifuge operates on the principle of separation through buoyancy, significantly enhanced by centrifugal acceleration. In the dynamic environment of a decanter centrifuge, denser components naturally settle at the bottom, while lighter ones remain afloat. With continuous spinning, the velocity of this separation accelerates dramatically, achieving g-forces between 1000 and 4000 G's. This results in a remarkably expedited settling period, transforming hours-long processes into mere seconds, thus delivering swift and manageable separation outcomes.

    A decanter can be envisioned as a sedimentation tank ingeniously wrapped around a rotating axis. In this setup, solid particles, denser and heavier than the liquid, naturally gravitate downward due to gravity and form a sediment at the tank's base. The powerful centrifugal force within the centrifuge propels these dense particles outward, efficiently forming a sediment along the inner wall of the centrifuge bowl. This method amplifies the separation efficiency, applying centrifugal forces around 3000 g, vastly surpassing the effectiveness of traditional gravitational fields.
    Two-phase Decanter Centrifuge Parameters

    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

    Immerse yourself in the world of advanced centrifugal separation with our state-of-the-art 3-phase decanter centrifuge! This marvel of engineering allows for the seamless segregation of three distinct phases in a single, efficient operation. Imagine effortlessly separating immiscible liquids such as oil and water, each having unique densities, from a solid phase. Witness the strategic placement of water between the oil and solid layers, enabling the liquids to be effortlessly extracted post-separation. Mirroring the 2-phase separation process, the solids are smoothly conveyed by the scroll to the discharge outlets.

    Explore the versatility of three-phase separation, a cornerstone in numerous industries. Whether it's in the production of pristine edible oils like olive oil, the meticulous processing of oil sludge, or the innovation in creating eco-friendly biodiesel, our centrifuge technology is a pivotal player.

Parts of Decanter Centrifuges

Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation

Delve into the intricate components of a decanter centrifuge, each playing an essential role in the efficient separation of solids from liquids. These integral parts include:

  1. The bowl: At the heart of the centrifuge lies the bowl, a cylindrical vessel spinning on a horizontal axis. Here, the mixture eagerly awaits its transformation, fed through a precision-engineered feed pipe, with solids and liquids elegantly exiting through dedicated outlets.
  2. The scroll: Picture the scroll as a masterful helical screw inside the bowl, driven with precision by a motor. Spinning at a deliberate pace slower than the bowl, it skillfully guides the solids to the bowl's outer wall, ensuring they part ways with the liquids through centrifugal force.
  3. The solids discharge port: Strategically located, the solids discharge port on the bowl's outer wall efficiently channels out the separated solids with precision.
  4. The liquids discharge port: Nestled at the bowl's base, the liquids discharge port is the gateway for the separated liquids to exit seamlessly and efficiently.
  5. The drive system: The drive system, comprising a robust motor and precision components, orchestrates the synchronized dance of the bowl and scroll with exceptional reliability.
  6. The control system: Our sophisticated control system, featuring state-of-the-art sensors and components, meticulously monitors and manages the centrifuge's operations for peak performance.
  7. The frame and support structure: The sturdy frame and support structure serve as the backbone of the centrifuge, ensuring stability and support for the bowl and all integral components.
  8. The feed pipe: The feed pipe acts as a conduit, deftly guiding the mixture into the centrifuge's dynamic bowl for processing.
  9. The feed pump: Ensuring a steady flow, the feed pump consistently channels the mixture into the feed pipe, maintaining an optimal rate of introduction.
  10. The feed control system: Precision is key with the feed control system, featuring advanced sensors and components to supervise and regulate the mixture's flow into the centrifuge.

How the Decanter Process Works

  1. Experience the transformative journey as slurry is introduced into the centrifuge through an intake pipe, embarking on its path along a conveyor.
  2. The conveyor, with its internal feed compartment, skillfully guides the slurry through a nozzle into the eagerly awaiting bowl.
  3. The bowl, a whirlwind of high-speed rotation, generates powerful centrifugal forces to drive the separation process.
  4. In mere moments, the high-speed rotation deftly divides solid material from liquid, showcasing the centrifuge's unparalleled efficiency.
  5. Ascending on the conveyor, the solid material makes its exit through a precise nozzle, completing its swift journey.
  6. With solids removed, the purified liquid exits through a separate outlet, demonstrating the centrifuge's remarkable purification capabilities, ideal for applications such as waste water treatment facilities. Across various industries, these centrifuges prove indispensable, combining ease of installation without the need for foundational structures, with time and material-saving efficiency, making them a critical asset across numerous sectors.Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
  7. Characteristics of Decanter centrifuges process

    The decanter centrifuge process boasts several distinct characteristics that make it an exceptionally effective method for the separation of solids from liquids. These characteristics embody:

  8. Continuous operation: Decanter centrifuges operate on a continuous basis, enabling an uninterrupted flow of materials for processing. This capability renders them ideal for high-volume applications, ensuring efficiency and productivity.
  9. High separation efficiency: With superior separation capabilities, decanter centrifuges achieve remarkable efficiency in solid-liquid separation, proving to be an outstanding solution for handling fine or dense solids that challenge other separation methods.
  10. Adjustable separation parameters: The precision of decanter centrifuges shines through their adjustable parameters, such as bowl speed and scroll angle, which can be fine-tuned to maximize separation efficiency for a variety of materials.
  11. Low maintenance requirements: Decanter centrifuges stand out with their low maintenance demands, offering a cost-effective and hassle-free choice for numerous applications, resulting in significant savings and reduced downtime.
  12. Versatility: The versatility of decanter centrifuges is unmatched, as they expertly handle the separation of diverse materials, including liquids with varying densities, suspensions, and emulsions, making them indispensable in various industries.
  13. Energy efficiency: Known for their energy-saving qualities, decanter centrifuges offer more efficient separation than traditional methods like filtration and sedimentation, reducing operational energy consumption.
  14. Compact design: Decanter centrifuges feature a space-saving compact design that allows seamless integration into existing systems, optimizing space utilization and streamlining processes.

Parameters and influencing factors of the separation

1. Feed, throughput, and dwell time

The separation medium is introduced into the center of the scroll's infeed chamber, where it experiences acceleration via the feed. The throughput directly impacts the residence time, affecting efficiency.

2. Acceleration

Within the decanter bowl, the separating medium achieves peak velocity, prompting solids to settle along the inner circle of the bowl, which is characterized by its cylindrical or conical shape.

3. Differential velocity

A sophisticated gear mechanism generates a speed differential between the decanter bowl and the scroll, dictating the volume of solids in the outfeed, an essential factor in achieving optimal separation.

4. Volumetric filling / Weir discs or overflow weir

Pond depth / Weir discs

In a decanter centrifuge, the clarified liquid is directed to the cylindrical end of the bowl, exiting through meticulous perforations in the bowl cover. Here, adjustable weir discs/plates enable precise control over the pond depth and bowl's filling volume.

Applications of Decanter Centrifuges

Decanter centrifuges find extensive applications across a myriad of industries, including:

  1. Chemical industry: In the chemical industry, decanter centrifuges are pivotal for separating chemical products and by-products like acids, alkalis, and solvents. They also excel in purifying and dewatering chemical substances, such as polymers and resins.
  2. Pharmaceutical industry: The pharmaceutical industry relies on decanter centrifuges for separating pharmaceutical products and by-products, including drugs, excipients, and intermediates, and they are crucial for purifying and dewatering pharmaceutical materials like proteins and enzymes.
  3. Food processing industry: In food processing, decanter centrifuges are indispensable for separating food products and by-products such as milk, juice, and fruit puree. They also play a vital role in purifying and dewatering food items like cheese and yogurt, enhancing quality and shelf life.
  4. Environmental Engineering: A realm where decanter centrifuges shine their brightest. Decanter centrifuges are marvels of technology, deftly handling the treatment and dewatering of sludge and assorted waste materials, playing a vital role in wastewater treatment plants. Their versatility extends to the separation of oil and water, proving indispensable in oil spill cleanup operations.
  5. Oil and Gas Industry: The heart of energy extraction, where efficiency is paramount. Within this sector, decanter centrifuges expertly separate oil, water, and solids during drilling and production, while also purifying and dewatering crude oil and other petroleum treasures.
  6. Mining and Mineral Processing Industry: A powerhouse of natural resource refinement. Here, decanter centrifuges are employed to extract minerals and solids from water and other liquids, optimizing ore processing and beneficiation operations.
  7. Power Generation Industry: The driving force behind modern civilization. In these operations, decanter centrifuges are pivotal in dewatering coal and other fuels, ensuring efficient energy production.
  8. Pulp and Paper Industry: Crafting the essential material for communication and creativity. Within paper mills, decanter centrifuges efficiently dewater pulp and paper sludge, streamlining production processes.
  9. Other Industries: Automotive, Aviation, Aerospace, and beyond. Decanter centrifuges are versatile, serving various sectors like automotive and aerospace, where they separate and purify diverse materials with precision.

Advantages of Decanter Centrifuges: A Symphony of Efficiency and Adaptability

  • Decanter centrifuges offer a streamlined design with minimal odor issues, enhancing workplace environments.
  • Installation is a breeze, with rapid startup and shutdown capabilities. They demand minimal operational space, outshining competitors in efficiency.
  • The adaptability of decanter centrifuges is unmatched; with adjustable bowl sections and cone angles, they cater to diverse applications. Pre-programmed design curves predict sludge types, unlike fixed belt types in other methods. This versatility supports various tasks like thickening and dewatering seamlessly.
  • These machines boast impressive throughput capacities, outperforming smaller counterparts.
  • Their efficiency reduces the number of units required, translating into cost savings.
  • With minimal variables and reliable feedback, optimizing and operating these devices is straightforward, ensuring peak performance.
  • Labor costs are significantly reduced, thanks to minimal maintenance needs and low operator demand.
  • Compared to alternatives like belt filter processes, decanter centrifuges offer superior flexibility and performance.

Disadvantages of Decanter Centrifuges: Considerations in Complex Operations

  • Biological material separation, particularly with minor density changes, is not feasible with decanter centrifuges. For these, the tubular-bowl centrifuge is better suited.
  • Noise and vibration are notable challenges, requiring attention in certain settings.
  • High G-forces translate into significant energy consumption, impacting operational costs.
  • Substantial equipment expenses, along with the need for hard surfacing and abrasion protection materials for the scroll, are critical for maintenance reduction.

Understanding the Difference: Centrifuge vs. Decanter

A centrifuge leverages centrifugal force to separate solids from liquids or disparate components based on densities. Meanwhile, a decanter centrifuge is tailored for continuous solids-liquid separation.

Unveiling the Key Differences Between General and Decanter Centrifuges:

  1. Continuous Operation: The hallmark of modern processing efficiency. Decanter centrifuges excel in processing continuous material flows, unlike batch centrifuges, which handle material in distinct batches. This distinction enhances operational throughput and efficiency.
  1. Scroll: Discover the precision of decanter centrifuges featuring an innovative scroll—a helical screw ingeniously positioned within the bowl. This scroll rotates at a slightly reduced speed compared to the bowl, masterfully directing solids towards the bowl's outer wall. Here, the centrifugal force gracefully separates solids from liquids. Unlike other centrifuge types, which may lack a scroll or utilize alternative conveyor systems, this design enhances separation efficiency.
  2. Solids discharge: Our decanter centrifuges boast a strategically placed solids discharge port on the bowl's outer wall, perfectly engineered to expel the separated solids seamlessly. In contrast, other centrifuge models might employ different solids discharge methods, showcasing the unique functionality of our design.
  3. Applications: Decanter centrifuges excel at separating solids from liquids, offering unmatched precision in continuous processes. While other centrifuges may be used to separate mixture components by density or purify liquids, our decanter centrifuges are meticulously crafted to specialize in liquid-solid separation, providing optimal results across diverse industries.
Overall, decanter centrifuges stand out as a specialized breed of centrifuge, expertly designed for continuous liquid-solid separation. With unique design features tailored to specific separation needs, decanter centrifuges offer unparalleled performance, while other models may serve varied purposes with different configurations.
Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation
Efficient SS304 Lab Centrifuge for High-Quality Starch Separation

FAQ

What is a decanter centrifuge used for?

A decanter centrifuge revolutionizes separation technology by efficiently separating solids from liquids within a mixture. This continuous process harnesses the power of centrifugal force to achieve superior component separation. Decanter centrifuges find applications in a multitude of industries, including chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, environmental engineering, oil and gas, mining and mineral processing, power generation, and pulp and paper.
Some specific examples of what a decanter centrifuge may be used for include:
Flawlessly separating chemicals, such as acids, alkalis, and solvents, elevating operations in the chemical industry.
Efficiently separating pharmaceutical products, such as drugs and excipients, amplifying productivity in the pharmaceutical industry.
Expertly separating food products, such as milk and juice, optimizing processes in the food processing industry.
Dewatering and treating sludge in wastewater treatment plants, enhancing environmental engineering operations.
Effectively separating oil, water, and solids during drilling and production in the oil and gas industry.
Proficiently separating minerals and other solids from liquids in ore processing within the mining and mineral processing industry.
Dewatering coal and other fuels, streamlining operations in power generation.
Efficiently dewatering pulp and paper sludge, advancing processes in paper mills within the pulp and paper industry.

Is a decanter a centrifuge?

Absolutely, a decanter is indeed a type of centrifuge. This innovative machine employs centrifugal force to separate solids from liquids or differentiate mixture components by density. As a specialized centrifuge, the decanter centrifuge is meticulously crafted for continuous liquid-solid separation, ensuring optimal process efficiency.
Decanter centrifuges are defined by their continuous operation, the inclusion of a scroll—a helical screw, rotating marginally slower than the bowl, channeling solids towards the outer bowl wall—and a strategically located solids discharge port. These centrifuges serve a vast array of industries, from chemical and pharmaceutical to food processing, environmental engineering, oil and gas, mining, power generation, and beyond.

Why is it called a decanter?

The term 'decanter' traditionally refers to a vessel with a wide base and narrow neck, often used for wine. In the realm of decanter centrifuges, 'decanter' denotes the bowl's unique shape, reminiscent of a wine decanter. The centrifuge's cylindrical bowl features a broad base and slender neck, spinning on a horizontal axis to achieve efficient separation.
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