Horizontal Sedimentation Decanter Separation Centrifuge for Wastewater Dewatering Processing

Wastewater is a generic term for water with solid or liquid contaminants. For example, municipal wastewater has organic sludge, and industrial wastewater carries industrial or inorganic sludge, etc.

Generation in large volumes is the other aspect of wastewater; therefore, the separation equipment must process large amounts of contaminated fluid.

Wastewater from the sources, as mentioned earlier, contains bulk sludge, which is easier to separate. On the other hand, wastewater from mines and oilfield drilling operations contains fine, suspended solids requiring smaller mesh filtration or higher g-force centrifuges.

We also have industrial effluent water, which contains oil in addition to the solids or sludge. This application may need two different centrifuges to separate the sludge and the oil from the de-sludged water.