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Screening bowl

Sedimentation and Screen-bowl Continuous Continuous Full To 60,000 gal/h... [Pg.1742]

Consider a continuous screen bowl centrifuge as illustrated in Figure 4.21. In this device liquor passes through a filter medium and cake builds up inside as before. [Pg.112]

Scratch resistance, 19 582 SCR catalysts. See also Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) selection of, 20 100-101 types of, 20 99-100 SCR DENO plants, 20 101 Screen bowl decanter centrifuge,... [Pg.823]

A variant of the decanting centrifuge is the screen bowl decanter, shown in Figures 9.13 and 9.14. In this unit a further perforated section is attached to the smaller diameter end of the conical section. This is known as the screen and allows further drying and/or washing of the solids to take place. [Pg.496]

Figure 9.13. Screen bowl decanter centrifuge (cover removed)... Figure 9.13. Screen bowl decanter centrifuge (cover removed)...
Figure 9.14. Screen bowl decanter centrifuge-principles of operation... Figure 9.14. Screen bowl decanter centrifuge-principles of operation...
Centrifuges solid-bowl, screen-bowl, pusher, stainless steel 2.0... [Pg.16]

Vacuum filtration and screen-bowl centrifuges are the principal unit operations used for mechanical dewatering of fine coal. Pressure filtration (plate and frame filter presses and continuous belt filter presses) is used to a much lesser extent to dewater fine... [Pg.857]

FIG. 18-161 Cylindrical-conical screen-bowl centrifuge. (Bird Machine Co.)... [Pg.2061]

Rapid settling slurries lend themselves to gravity separation and screen-bowl centrifugation. [Pg.2787]

A variation on this design is a screening bowl machine. After the solids have been pulled from the pool of liquid they will pass under a section of a wedge-bar screen to allow for additional dewatering as well as washing the solids more effectively. Tliis design can of course only be used with particles of 80-100 microns or greater as smaller solids will pass into the effluent. [Pg.570]


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