Models
PowerDrain M
Compact version for low throughput. Combines ideally with PowerPress G and PowerPress E belt presses. Throughput up to 40 m3/h.
PowerDrain L
Belt thickener for the medium throughput range. Throughput up to 60 m3/h.
PowerDrain XL
The highest capacity belt thickener with an exceptionally long filtration zone (6m). Throughput up to 180 m3/h.
THE DECANTER CENTRIFUGE HIGH PERFORMANCE
Our decanter centrifuge fits in with our customers' needs
• Our rotor is the most polyvalent available on the market. Its specific design and open flight permit use of the entire volume and provide extremely good clarification results; extraction of sludge is simplified by the angle, and the acceleration (3000G) is a good compromise between the highest dryness and the right power consumption.
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• The main operating parameters can be adjusted independently of one another and with high accuracy: bowl speed (efficiency of solid/liquid separation), relative scroll speed (residence time, hence dryness), pond depth (clarification). An unrivalled operational convenience.
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• The polymer dosage is optimised: Flocculation is carried out at the feed in order to leave sufficient contact time for formation of resistant flocs; the distributor (feed chamber) shape avoids swift polymer passage with centrate whose residence time in the decanter is very short. Wellbalanced operating costs.
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• Sizing is performed according to sludge type, flow, expected performance, operating time, power consumption, and polymer dosage... We provide advice and investigate your project with you...
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• ANDRITZ service: "listen, design, check, support" are our key axioms. Our expertise and knowhow are appreciated all over the world!
What is Membrane Filtration?
Our hollow fibre membranes are manufactured from PVDF, a highly durable polymeric material that combines strength with high selectivity to filter out unwanted materials from feed water.
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Hollow fibres operate under vacuum or pressure allowing feed water to pass into the fibre through microscopic pores, while rejecting particles. These particles may attach to the fibre surface, a phenomenon known as fouling.
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The hydrophilic nature of our PVDF membrane minimizes attraction of solids and pollutants and thus reduces the fouling phenomenon. A key operational challenge is the control of fouling on the membrane surface.
PVDF Hollow Fibres In Modules
PVDF Membrane Material
• Durable and stable at high temperature.
• Stable in acids, alkalis, strong oxidants or halogens.
• Resistant to radiation and UV.
• Excellent mechanical strength.
• Low surface energy, highly hydrophilic.
A Single Asymmetric, Single Skin, Hydrophilic Fibre