High Efficiency Stainless Steel Porcine Blood Decanter Centrifuge Separator

What does decanting separate?
Decantation separates a liquid layer from a mixture, leaving solids or other liquids behind. A decanter, often glassware with a wide base, is used to perform the decantation process. Decantation works well for separating immiscible liquids, like oil and water, by pouring off the top layer.

• All parts directly touching material are made of stainless steel
• Continuous and automatic operation minimizes labor costs
• Two motor drive with adjustable bowl and screw speed via VFD
• Continuous spiral discharging with PLC control and touch screen operation
• Scroll conveyor coated with wearable alloy or welded with alloy plate (according to material characteristics and customer demand)
• Safety protections include: rotation rate detection, vibration protection, motor overload and overheat protection, scroll protection when zero differential speed occurs

The bowl and screw make high-speed rotation with a certain differential speed between them. The materials enter the bowl from the feed tube. Under centrifugal force, the liquid of higher specific weight accumulates on the bowl's inner walls and is discharged through the centripetal pump or overflow plate. Lighter liquids form an inner ring and are discharged from the overflow channel. The spiral material pusher continuously moves solids to the bowl's taper end where they're discharged from the residue outlet after drying.

The LW series 2-phase sedimentation decanter centrifuge is a horizontal, continuously working and continuously spiral discharging sedimentation centrifuge, ideal for sewage sludge dewatering and thickening.

Huading Separator has been at the forefront of centrifugal separation technology for more than 60 years. Established in 1954, we are China's leader in mechanical separating technology. Our machines serve diverse industries including beverage, dairy, oil recovery, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, starch technology, marine engineering, energy, oil fields, and water treatment.