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Wet scrubber sludges are dewatered and washed with K-S Rotary Drum Vacuum Filters and K-S Horizontal Vacuum Filters to produce dry filter cake and marketable by-product gypsum. Continuous operation, minimal operator attention, and low maintenance cost make vacuum filtration an ideal choice. The K-S Rotary Atomizer produces optimum reagent (lime slurry) droplet size in dry (semi-dry) scrubbers used for acidic flue gas neutralization. The K-S direct ...
ByKomline-Sanderson based in Peapack, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Hiller machines provide world-class standards for of high-performance decanter centrifuges specially equipped for the separation requirements of the ethanol, biodiesel and other renewable energy ...
ByHiller Separation and Process based in Lampasas, TEXAS (USA)
Sludge dewatering is the separation of a liquid and solid phase whereby, generally, the least possible residual moisture is required in the solid phase and the lowest possible solid particle residues are required in the separated liquid phase ("the centrate"). A typical example of this type of two-phase separation is the dewatering of sludge from municipal sewage plant or industrial waste water treatment. In this case, the residual moisture in the dewatered solids determines the disposal costs and the centrate ...
ByHiller Separation and Process based in Lampasas, TEXAS (USA)
Bottom Ash Pond Replacement: When coal is burned, two major forms of ash are produced. The fly ash is light and leaves the furnace with hot gases. The bottom ash is heavy and stays in the furnace until it is scraped out. Due to potential liability issues and/or the need to find new real estate at power plants for expansion, many utilities must replace their traditional coal ash ponds. Utilities using traditional hydro bins can accomplish this by installing a system using solids contact clarifiers and dewatering ...
ByWesTech Engineering, LLC based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
With the increasing need for recycling industrial waste water – either because of limited water resources or because of stricter waste water discharge regulations – many industrial producers are considering implementation of zero liquid discharge (ZLD) filtration systems. A ZLD system contains several processes that together separate unwanted substances from the waste water to produce high quality water for reuse. ZLD processes virtually eliminate all waste water discharge. ...
ByPorex - Filtration Group based in Fairburn, GEORGIA (US) (USA)