principal of cleaning centrifuge


The centrifuge separates solids from liquids with centrifugal forces. The contaminated liquid is cared centrally into the bowl through the rotor cover and thus falls onto the bottom of the solids insert inside the bowl.





By centrifugal forces the liquid is spinning off Centre outwards and rises towards the top of the inner wall of the bowl. The cleaned liquid is removed into a tank. On their way to the top the heavy solids are forced to the periphery and settle on the wall of the bowl insert.



While the drum is standing still, the residual liquid is drained into a tank, so that the separated solids have a very low residual moisture.



When the insert is full, it easy can be removed and replaced by an empty one. The centrifuge is ready for use again.
The changing of the solid insert takes approx. 2-3 minutes.




for further details please visit : "cleaning centrifuge"
Location: Bangkok

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