Choosing the right decanter centrifuge is crucial for the success of your project. This requires comprehensive consideration of multiple factors, not just price. Here are some important points to consider:
Characteristics of the Material to be Processed:
Clearly define what type of material you are handling. Is it municipal sewage sludge, industrial wastewater, or a chemical slurry? The solid content, particle size, viscosity, and corrosiveness of the material will all influence the equipment selection.
Processing Capacity: How many cubic meters or tons of material does your project need to process per day? The processing capacity is the primary indicator for determining the size of the decanter centrifuge model (such as bowl diameter and length).
Separation Requirements: What are your requirements for the separated solid and liquid phases? For example, what moisture content is required for the solid cake? What is the allowable suspended solids content in the clarified liquid? These specifications directly determine the performance level of the equipment you need.
Equipment Material: Based on the corrosiveness of the material, you need to select the appropriate construction material. Common options include stainless steel (such as 304, 316L), and more advanced options like duplex stainless steel.
Manufacturer's Strength: Choosing a manufacturer with strong capabilities and a good reputation is essential. Jiangsu Longdai Environmental Protection Group Co., Ltd., as a factory with independent R&D and production capabilities, can provide customized solutions based on the actual needs of our clients. Our physical factory and production lines ensure strict control over every step from design to manufacturing.
At Jiangsu Longdai, our technical team will first conduct a detailed analysis of your material. Then, based on your specific requirements, we will recommend the most suitable equipment model, provide detailed technical parameters and separation performance predictions, ensuring the equipment perfectly aligns with your production line.
