EP3612312A2 - Fliehkraftabschneider - Google Patents
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- EP3612312A2 EP3612312A2 EP18734183.9A EP18734183A EP3612312A2 EP 3612312 A2 EP3612312 A2 EP 3612312A2 EP 18734183 A EP18734183 A EP 18734183A EP 3612312 A2 EP3612312 A2 EP 3612312A2
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a centrifugal separator for separating at least two phases of a fluid, as well as an injection mold for r producing a basic housing, an expansion chamber and / or a stabilizer of a centrifugal separator, and a use of centrifugal force separator according to the invention for Trennu ng at least two phases of a fluid.
- Liquids, solids or gases are often contaminated by impurities which differ in their density from the medium to be cleaned.
- These impurities can be, for example:
- Microplastic particles and / or light and / or heavy particles in liquid fluids to be generally cleaned are provided;
- microplastic particles make up a significant proportion of the total pollution in the affected waters.
- Wastewater treatment plants from active or passive plastic processing industries into the waters are one of these industries.
- plastic is a companion material of the used paper to be processed. Although this is sorted out in the process of pulp processing for the most part, but it gets a significant fraction, which is comminuted via the process steps, into the process water and then into the sewage treatment plants of the industrial companies.
- Microplastic particles as well as their size, reflects the special problem, which means that the removal of the microplastic particles is not or not sufficiently possible by conventional clarification of waste water. This is done in a standardized manner using the principles of coarse cleaning, biological decomposition, flotation, sedimentation and fine particle filtering. Due to the existing disadvantages and the high process engineering
- Centrifugal separators also play a role in the cleaning of process water and pulp suspensions in the paper industry.
- the paper quality and process stability defining process step the removal of so-called light dirt.
- This consists in its main fractions from Kleinstplastikteilchen (PE, PP and foamed polystyrene packaging residues) and from hotmelt particles and waxes.
- Light dirt with its specific density below the water has so far been removed from the pulp suspension by the use of the Reverse-Cleaner centrifugal separator.
- the commonly used reverse-cleaners show significant disadvantages in terms of deposition efficiency and runtime efficiency, which leads to direct financial losses due to produc tion loss or reduced paper quality.
- Reverse-cleaners are able to use substances based on their density Separate, which allows a separation of said plastic particles from the paper fibers to a certain but usually unsatisfactory separation efficiency.
- the reverse-cleaners can not sufficiently remove microplastic particles, since the particles have too low a density difference to water, as well as a too small particle size.
- Producing good such as paper, cardboard
- process engineering problems such as, for example, damage to pumps, compressors or similar aggregates by unwanted impurities.
- process engineering problems such as, for example, damage to pumps, compressors or similar aggregates by unwanted impurities.
- it can bring ecological economic consequences, since the removal of the impurities condition for compliance
- Wastewater treatment plants biomass in waste water, chemical oxygen demand
- COD Biochemical Oxygen Demand
- POP Persistent Organic Impurities
- AOX Adsorbable Organically-bound Halogens
- centrifugal separators The state of the art in centrifugal separators is generally defined by the same basic design. This is characterized by a mostly cone-shaped reason grosrper, which has no less than three inflows and outflows. The inlet is located
- the introduced fluid to be treated is introduced at the top of the cone mostly tangentially and thus into a
- Flow path causes a free flow reversal, which leads to an upward movement of a partial flow in the center of the (spiral) Kreisströmu ng of the fluid (vortex).
- This partial flow which is characterized by a relatively low Belastu ng to specifically higher density. Mass is characterized heavier impurities, is in the top of the
- Centrifugal separator discharged centrally.
- the enriched with specific mass heavier particles fraction is discharged at the tapered end of the centrifugal separator. Separation into components of different densities occurs in the centrifugal separator via the centrifugal forces induced by the rotation. The higher the centrifugal forces, the higher the Selectivity.
- the prior art defined in this long-known technology a variety of different Whyu ngsève the centrifugal force.
- the unrestricted commonality regardless of how the general design of centrifugal separators was modified, is due to the free flow reversal in the vortex interior.
- centrifugal separators Disadvantages in known centrifugal separators are based in particular on the free flow reversal in the vortex interior resulting from the structural conditions. Since the position and intensity of the flow reversal, and thus the efficiency of the separation efficiency to a significant extent depends on the structural and procedural conditions, the classic design of the centrifugal separator is reason for their sensitivity to the change of external factors (eg. Acceptance reject ratios, pressure differences, viscosity of the medium, degree of contamination). This also causes disadvantageous different flow conditions in the vortex, so that an increased selectivity in the separation of phases of a fluid and thus an increased efficiency of the separation of phases of a fluid is absent. The disadvantage is therefore also the lack of ability to dynamically adapt to situational conditions, in particular changes in the given external conditions.
- acceptedance reject ratios e.g. Acceptance reject ratios, pressure differences, viscosity of the medium, degree of contamination.
- the object of the present invention is to at least partially overcome the disadvantages known in the prior art.
- centrifugal separator according to the invention according to claim 1.
- Preferred embodiments of the centrifugal separator are the subject of the dependent claims.
- the centrifugal separator according to the invention for separating at least two phases of a fluid has a basic housing through which the fluid can flow in a substantially spiral manner, which has a separation chamber with an upper and a lower end, the upper and lower ends each having a wall, and a central axis extending between the two ends, and further comprising a central deposition tube disposed in the conical separation chamber, concentric with the central axis of the base housing, having a substantially cylindrical wall, an inner cross-sectional surface, a first surface profile, and an inner surface Cross-section facing away from the surface having a second surface profile.
- the centrifugal separator according to the invention is characterized in that the base housing at the upper end of a head portion with an inner radius and at least one in
- Substantially tangentially mounted inlet opening for the fluid as well as having at least one devisfr forceauslassö réelle with a cross section, and at the u nterend at least one expansion chamber and at least one Schwerfr forcingauslassö réelle.
- Separation chamber in the direction of the lower end at least partially tapered, preferably tapered in a gradual sequence with constant cone angle ⁇ .
- any flowable, ie solid, gaseous and / or liquid medium is to be subsumed under the term "fluid.”
- liquid, gaseous and / or solids-based fluids having at least two phases, in particular those whose phases are in contact with each other differ in their density.
- the term "fluid having at least two phases” is to be understood as meaning any heterogeneous mixture of at least two phases whose phases can be at least partially separated from one another by physical or physicochemical processes, or combinations thereof in particular mixtures of at least two immiscible liquid or solid phases or mixtures of at least one gaseous phase and at least one liquid phase and / or at least one solid phase, and at least one liquid phase and at least one solid phase, and aerosols, Mixtures of solids, foams, emulsions, dispersions or suspensions, including multiphase mixtures, where one or more substances (secondary phase (s)) are present distributed in another continuous substance (main medium, continuous phase).
- phase is to be understood as a spatial region within which no sudden change of any physical quantity occurs and the chemical composition is homogeneous
- the phases may all or partially or individually be liquid and / or solid
- the phases may be starting materials or products or both.
- phase separation of a fluid having at least two phases may hereby be, for example:
- liquid from liquid for example separation of the phases of a two-phase emulsion
- phase separation of a fluid can ostensibly serve to clean or clean a substance.
- a liquid, solid or gaseous main stream of one phase can be freed of undesired substances of the other phase or of the other phases.
- microplastics in the context of the present invention is any polymer
- Plastic particles from a size less than about 5 mm to understand, with less than about 1 mm for the present invention are of particular interest ng.
- the cone angle ⁇ according to the present situation is understood as a deviation from the central axis of the basic housing; In particular, positive and negative angles are understood by the cone angle. According to a preferred embodiment of the centrifugal separator according to the invention the cone angle ⁇ between about 0.1 to 5 °, preferably between about 0.2 to 3 ° and more preferably between about 0.5 to 1.5 °.
- Centrifugal separator is the central Abscheidu ngsrohr in the course substantially continuously configured and extends substantially to the u nteren end of the separation chamber, with a gap between the central Abscheidungsrohr and the wall of the lower end is provided.
- this process according to the invention forces the fluid to be treated to define the complete separation chamber in a spiral around the central separation and thereby suppress the formation of the central internal vortex typical of conventional centrifugal separators with its flow in the direction of central separation , This requires that it only in the area of the separation zone, the flow reversal in the context of
- the separation processes are based not only on the basic principles of state-of-the-art centrifugal separators but on accelerated sedimentation and flotation induced by artificial gravity with defined skimming of light fraction phase (s) in the deposition zone.
- the separation processes become Abscheid ung of impurities of the technology known in the art of centrifugal separators significantly improved. Consequently, in the context of the invention, the
- the basic principle of the centrifugal separator is included and innovatively modified, so as to be capable of producing even very clean media, which can only be removed by low foreign matter loads, and
- Foreign substances with specific densities are close to that of the medium to be cleaned charged, to be able to further clean them and the foreign substances at least partially remove, for example.
- This area of wall of the central deposition tube with perforations defines the separation zone of the light fraction from the heavy fraction of the introduced fluidizing fluid.
- the perforations are substantially rectilinear, zigzag-shaped,
- the light fraction of the fluid used is withdrawn centrally from its heavy fraction.
- the modification according to the invention of the size, shape, positional arrangement and distribution of the perforations on the wall of the central deposition tube in the region of the lower half of the basic housing allows individual control of the extraction parameters for a particular light fraction. For example. For example, the speed of deposition and / or, in the case of a solid light fraction, the size of exclusion for a solid light fraction to be separated can be adjusted accordingly.
- the surface structure of the central deposition tube can also be modified according to the invention. Overall, the efficiency of the centrifugal separator can be adjusted very individualized and situationally adjustable by the mentioned possible modifications.
- the perforation surface of the wall of the central Abscheidu ngsrohr s between about 50 to 1000%, preferably between about 75 to 200% and more preferably between about 100 to 150% based on the cross section of the light fraction outlet ,
- Centrifugal force separator is the first and / or the second surface profile of the cylindrical wall of the central Abscheidungsrohrs substantially wavy, stepped or ramped designed, and / or mixed forms of the aforementioned surface profiles.
- Centrifugal separator is on the inner wall of the base housing at the top of the
- Centrifugal separator a concentrically around the central Abscheidungsrohr extending flow guide element with a sectionally substantially concave
- helical section in the sense of the invention is to be understood to mean a helically or helically wound section.
- the design of the flow guide element allows the volumetric flow of the fluid to flow tangentially into the upper end of the essentially conical separation chamber with the least possible flow losses and to set it in rotation.
- the flow in the interior of the upper end of the separation chamber is deflected by the Strömungs Stahl hru ngselement so that it can rotate from the first substantially spiral Umd reindeer with approximately constant radial and vertical velocities, around the central Abborgungsrohr in the direction of the deposition zone.
- the helical section has a roll-off angle ⁇ which is between about 3 to 23 °, preferably between about 8 to 18 ° and particularly preferably between about 12 to 14 °.
- roll-off angle is intended to mean the angle of the
- Inner wall surface of the helical section to the central axis are understood, in which an introduced fluid unrolls independently.
- the helical section has a radial angle of inclination ⁇ which is approximately +/- 15 °, preferably approximately +/- 5 ° and particularly preferably approximately +/- 1 °.
- angle of inclination is understood to mean the angle between the inner wall surface of the basic housing and a plane perpendicularly intersecting the central axis.
- the ratio of the side radius r of the flow guide element to the inner radius of the head section is between approx. 0.04 and 1.00, preferably between approx. 0.1 and 0.7 and particularly preferably between approx 0.2 to 0.4.
- the term "inner radius” is understood to mean the radius which differs from the
- Centrifugal separator is the central Abscheidungsrohr releasably connected to thechtfr forcingauslassö réelle the head portion, in particular locked and / or releasably connected to the bottom of the expansion chamber, in particular locked.
- the expansion chamber is at least two parts, in particular designed in several parts.
- the center deposition pipe and the head portion are made as one component.
- the receptacle of the central deposition tube can be released via a compressed / glued version of the central deposition tube.
- U nter "releasably connected" within the meaning of the present invention is intended to be understood nb non-destructive nb, in particular that at least two components, preferably directly and / or non-positively locked or jammed together, such as by a Flanschverbindu ng, a connector and / or on another, a person skilled in the sense appearing manner.
- Centrifugal separator releasably connected, for example, be flanged by means of a clamp.
- the separation chamber and the head portion with inlet port are made as one component.
- the at least one heavy fraction outlet opening is attached substantially tangentially.
- Centrifugal separator is the expansion chamber to the lower end of the conical
- Separation chamber releasably connected, in particular locked.
- Centrifugal separator is provided at the transition of the separation chamber and expansion chamber, a stabilizer for stabilizing the central Abscheidungsrohrs and Druchhnekontrolle the light fraction.
- the stabilizer has a first and a second annular and substantially concentric wall, each having an inner cross-section facing away from the inner cross-section surface, both walls are arranged in a plane and wherein the first and / or the second wall fins having a fin angle ⁇ , wherein the stabilizer via a radially extending Perforation on the inside of the base housing of the lower end releasably connected to the base housing, in particular locked and the first wall is locked at least with a portion of the central pin of the expansion chamber.
- Centrifugal separator the first wall, the lamellae on the surface facing away from the inner cross-section surface and the second Wandu ng the lamellae on the inner cross-section facing surface.
- Centrifugal separator touch the lamellae of the first wall and the lamellae of the second wall substantially not.
- Centrifugal separator form the lamellae of the first wall and the lamellae of the second wall with each other at least one bridge connection.
- the at least one bridged connection is seamless or, in another preferred embodiment, non-seamless with the formation of a gap, or according to another preferred embodiment with at least two bridge connections formed the bridge compounds are mixed forms seamless and non-seamless bridge connections.
- Centrifugal separator the lamellae of the first wall and the lamellae of the second wall are rotatably mounted, for example.
- a hinge or hinge storage By a hinge or hinge storage.
- the fin angle ⁇ can be flexibly adapted to the respective process requirements.
- Flieh kraftabscheiders are for receiving the slats of the first wall and the slats of the second wall guide elements, which are designed for displacement of the slats along a circular Verschu bwegs provided.
- the guide elements are guide rails and the lamellae are rotatably mounted on the guide rail so as to be rotatable about an axis of rotation sen to the displacement path.
- the fin angle ⁇ can be flexibly adapted to the respective process requirements.
- Centrifugal separator is the fin angle ⁇ between about 5 to 90 °, preferably between about 20 to 70 ° and more preferably between about 30 to 60 °.
- Lamellae which form seamless bridge connections with each other, have the same slat angle ⁇ .
- Slats that form non-seamless bridge joints with each other may have the same or different slat angle ⁇ .
- the stabilizer serves, on the one hand, to stabilize the central separation tube as well as the region of the jerk and thus of the vortex rotation control and, on the other hand, to control the flow of light fraction.
- the vertical velocity component and thus the residence time and rotation intensity in the centrifugal separator can be controlled.
- the slat angle ⁇ which is defined by the angle between the horizontal plane and the pitch of the slats.
- Microplastic load average particle size and density, or different
- Fluid properties This can be done either by replacing a stabilizer with slats with fixed lamella angle ⁇ or in the presence of
- flow strips may be arranged in sections on the inner wall of the separation chamber and / or on the inner cross-section facing surface of the cylindrical wall of the central deposition tube.
- the possibility of influencing the flow given by means of a stabilizer can also be reduced Design and installation will be addressed to changing process conditions. So this type of centrifugal separator is customizable to a high degree, which leads to a significant expansion of the field of application.
- the central Abscheidungsrohr is designed expandable in the region of its lower end in the direction of separation chamber.
- the cross section of the central Abscheidungsrohrs according to the applied external conditions to fit.
- Corresponding modifications to make a tube expandable are known to those skilled in the art and are hereby incorporated. These include, for example, the use of limited stretch materials for the central deposition tube and / or material recesses extending parallel to the central axis in the central ablation tube.
- the central deposition tube can be designed to be two or more parts. Such modifications serve in addition to the stabilizer for controlling / adjusting the applied pressure in the separation cone (pressure compensation) and thus the stabilization of the flow conditions in the central Abscheidungsrohrs and
- Light fraction flow control for example to increase the separation efficiency.
- Abscheidungsrohrs may be provided in the lower region of the central Abscheidungsrohrs a suitable fastening means to the U mfangsbeschränku ng, such as, for example, a flange which connects the central pin of the expansion chamber with the central Abscheidungsrohr.
- Centrifugal separator, the base housing, the expansion chamber and the stabilizer are at least partially made of an abrasion resistant material selected from a group consisting of hard rubber, polyamide, fiber reinforced polyamide, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyoxymethylene, polyethylene terephthalate, fiber reinforced
- the base housing, the expansion chamber and the stabilizer are at least partially made of an abrasion-resistant plastic, preferably polyamide. Due to its thermoplastic properties, this can be shaped very well by injection molding and additionally modified by thermal welding. It is thus possible to produce the affected components in a simple and cost-effective manner.
- Centrifugal separator is the central Abscheidu ngsrohr made of a highly stable and / or abrasion resistant material, in particular steel, stainless steel, aluminum, magnesium, fiber reinforced polyamide, fiber reinforced polyethylene terephthalate,
- Polyetheretherketone Polyetherimide, polyphenylsulfide and / or mixtures thereof.
- Centrifugal separator the centrifugal separator is made in several parts.
- Another object of the present invention is an injection mold for manufacturing a basic housing, an expansion chamber and / or a stabilizer of the present invention. This allows a simple manufacturing of a device according to the invention
- Centrifugal separator or the (central) components of a centrifugal separator.
- This allows, inter alia, a maintenance and inspection friendliness of the mounted centrifugal separator.
- the centrifugal separator a single individual can be mounted and maintained with minimal tooling and low prior knowledge.
- the present invention further includes the use of the centrifugal force separator according to the invention for separating at least two phases of a fluid.
- FIG. 1 to 5 a top view and two side views of a preferred embodiment of a centrifugal separator, and in each case a cross section through the base housing of a centrifugal separator according to the invention from FIG. 2 and FIG. 4.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged cross-sectional section through the u ntere end of the separation chamber of FIG .. 3
- Fig. 8 shows a cross section through the base housing of an inventive
- 9 to 14 are a plan view of the underside, a side view, three radial longitudinal sections, one with an inclination angle ⁇ (Fig. 13), and one to the longitudinal section of FIG. 11th
- Rolling angle ß (Fig. 14) on a preferred embodiment of a head portion of a centrifugal separator according to the invention with Strömungs col hru ngselement. 15 to 17 two plan views with slat angle ⁇ (FIG. 15) or tangential sectional plane (FIG. 16) and a tangential longitudinal section (FIG. 17) of a first preferred embodiment of a stabilizer according to the invention of the invention
- 18 to 20 are a perspective view and a plan view, and a tangential longitudinal section through a second preferred embodiment of an inventive
- FIG. 22 shows a three-stage cascade diagram of the centrifugal separator according to the invention according to a preferred embodiment for the use of the centrifugal separator in the industrial treatment of wastewater contaminated with microplastic particles (sewage treatment plant).
- Figures 1 to 5 show a plan view in Figure 1 and each have a side view in Figures 2 and 4 on a preferred embodiment of a centrifugal separator, and one each
- FIGS. 1, 2 and 4 show the basic housing with inlet opening, head section, central deposition tube, central axis, light fraction outlet opening,
- FIGS. 3 and 4 show to the elements of Figu Ren 1, 2 and 4, in addition, the separation chamber with upper and u nterem end, the head portion with flow guide element, the expansion chamber, the central
- Deposition tube with rectilinear perforations and the wall of the lower end of the separation chamber.
- the central deposition tube is flanged in the head section. With the head section (with inlet opening) of the centrifugal separator is the conical
- Separation chamber by means of clamp (not shown here) flanged. You can also see the central pin and the arranged around the central pin stabilizer with Slats (not shown). At the lower end of the separation chamber, the expansion chamber is flanged with a clamp (not shown).
- FIG. 6 discloses an enlarged cross-sectional section through the lower end of the separation chamber of FIG. 3.
- the expansion chamber bounded by the central pin can be seen.
- the stabilizer is disposed about the central pin and eigeklemmt via a radially extending perforation on the nenseite in the base housing of the lower end to the base housing and thereby detachably connected and the first wall of the
- Stabilizer is clamped with a portion of the central pin of the expansion chamber and locked dadu rch.
- FIG. 7 shows an exploded view of a
- centrifugal separator according to the invention. It can be seen that the centrifugal separator modu lar is composed of individual components. At the transition from a conical separation chamber to the expansion chamber, a stabilizer equipped with lamellae can be clamped.
- FIGS. 9 to 14 each show a plan view of the lower side in FIG. 9 and a side view in FIG. 10, as well as a respective radial longitudinal section in FIG. 11 and an enlarged detailed detail (F) from FIG. 11 with lateral radius r in FIG a radial longitudinal section in Figure 13 with angle of inclination ⁇ and a respective radial longitudinal section in Figure 14 with marked vertical sectional plane (HH) and shown view of the vertical longitudinal section with rolling angle ß a preferred embodiment of a head portion of an inventive
- Figures 15 to 17 each show a plan view with Lamellenwin angle ⁇ in Fig. 15 and a plan view with tangential sectional plane shown (AA) in Fig. 16, and a tangential longitudinal section in Figure 16 by a first preferred embodiment of a stabilizer according to the invention centrifugal separator. It can be seen that the lamellae of the first and second walls touch to form bridges.
- Figures 18 to 20 each show a perspective view in Figure 18 and a plan view in Figure 19 and a tangential longitudinal section in Figure 20 by a second preferred
- Embodiment of a stabilizer according to the invention of the erfindu ngsdorfen Centrifugal separator To see that the lamellae of the first and second walls do not substantially touch.
- Fig. 21 is a schematic representation of the general deposition principle using a preferred embodiment of the centrifugal separator of the present invention with a continuous central separation tube.
- the introduced multiphase fluid enters the top section of the separation chamber via the inlet port. After the radial introduction of the fluid into the downwardly tapered conus with constant cone angle ⁇ this is thereby set in rotation. As you gravitate and displace, the fluid now moves in circular orbits towards the cone tip. There, the light phase of the fluid is centric in the region of the deposition zone through the perforations of the central
- the potential of the centrifugal separator according to the invention was analyzed and evaluated on the one hand as a functional flow machine and on the other hand as a separator on the basis of extensive simulations under consideration of various boundary conditions (in the present case with the example of microplastic loaded water).
- a single centrifugal separator should be able to process volume flows between 500 l / min and 700 l / min.
- Centrifugal pumps with a respective power of 800 W and a capacity of 60 l / min installed at 0 meter head in series.
- the running jerk and the discharge pressures to and from the prototype of the centrifugal separator according to the invention were manually adjusted by means of ball valves.
- the volume flows of the light and heavy fractions were determined gravimetrically and thus the respective volume flow at the inlet was calculated.
- the microplastic precipitation efficiency was also determined gravimetrically via microfiltration of the light and weight microfiltration
- H D-PE with a density very close to that of water is considered to be the hardest-to-remove particle class in the evaluation.
- FIG. 23 shows the values of the intake volume in l / min
- FIG. 24 shows the values of the light fraction volume in l / min
- FIG. 25 shows the values of
- FIG. 26 shows the light fraction load in%
- FIG. 27 the heavy fraction load in% with applied inlet slits of 1 to 2.5 bar
- FIG. 28 the heavy fraction load in% with high applied inlet pressures of up to 7 bar.
- Test results show that it is advantageous to reduce the microplastic load in the heavy fraction by ⁇ 16%, even with an inlet pressure of 1.0 bar and a resulting volume flow of ⁇ 21 l / min; when using the 32.5 ° stabilizer .
- the use of the 32.5 ° stabilizer advantageously achieves a reduction in microplastic load in the heavy fraction of -23% .
- an increase of the slat angle ⁇ from 32.5 ° to 70 ° generally leads to a reduction of the microplastic separation effect in the heavy fraction.
- This value the so-called X50, which is defined by the particle size which is separated by 50%, can be used to determine the efficiency of the centrifugal separator according to the invention in comparison to show conventional centrifugal separators. This comparison results in a separation efficiency of the centrifugal separator which, measured by the X50 value, is 56 times higher than that of a comparable conventional centrifugal separator.
- Diameter LF outlet DLF 0.006 m
- Diameter of septa cone D C 0.016 m
- Diameter inlet DE 0.012 m
- the Aus col hru ngsbeispiel according to Figure 22 shows a d reistufiges cascade diagram for using the centrifugal separator according to the invention in the industrial treatment of loaded with micro plastic particles wastewater (WWTP). It shows:
- the resulting, purified fraction of the first stage which contains only 1% -3% of the initial microplastic concentration, can then be recycled to the industrial process water, a chemical treatment stage or the receiving water (surface water or sea) for the application in sewage treatment plants ,
- the further purification takes place here via the illustrated full cascade, in which the respective light fraction of the next stage is fed, with their heavy fraction is re-switched m before the previous stages.
- Concentration of the microplastic with a simultaneous decrease of the volume flow Concentration of the microplastic with a simultaneous decrease of the volume flow.
- the regulation and control of the operating mode runs fully automated within this process via an integrated process control system (eg Siemens PCS 7).
- Siemens PCS 7 integrated process control system
- the maintenance and inspection friendliness of the centrifugal separator advantageously enables it to be mounted and maintained by a single individual with minimal tooling and low prior knowledge.
- the subsequent step after microplastic separation is disposal thereof via the available conditions of the respective sewage treatment plant or water treatment plant respective industrial enterprise.
- Today, almost all sewage treatment plants with sewage sludge dewatering stages for reducing the volume of sewage sludge produced, as well as all companies of the paper industry are equipped with reject presses.
- the reject of the process which has a maximum concentration of microplastics, should either be sent to the sewage sludge or rejects of the paper industry prior to these dewatering stages.
- the sewage sludge or reject during drainage can serve as a filter medium and thus retain the microplastic in the filter cake.
- the wastewater treatment or process water is fed, there is no danger that the microplastics will be released by this process again.
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