• Henan Xinmi, CHINA

HD Series Sludge Dewatering MachineThe sludge dewatering machine is a continuously operating sludge treatment equipment with stable operation and relatively small energy consumption, which can save the production cost of the paper mill. The sludge dewatering machine is a durable equipment for the paper mill.
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HD Series Sludge Dewatering Machine

HD Series Sludge Dewatering Machine is mainly used to concentrate sludge in paper making industry, municipal engineering, etc.

Application & Feature

1. Double helix network structure.

2. Wedge dehydration, a specially designed dewatering roll.

3. Pneumatic tensioner.

4. High sludge concentration, low energy consumption.

Main Specification

Type HD-1 HD-2 HD-3 HD-4 Note
Width of Net (mm) 1500 2000 2500 3000 Pneumatic (manual)
adjust
deviation,
Pneumatic(manual)
tensioner,
anticorrosive
processing.
Speed of Belt(m/min) 1.5-8
Concentration of Input Pulp(%) 1.5-4
Concentration of Output Pulp(%) 20-30
Pressure of Washing Water (mpa) ≥0.5
Quantity of Mud (t/d) 110-280 150-380 210-480 260-400
Motor Power(kw) 2.2+1.1 3.0+1.5 4.0+2.2 5.5+2.2

Working Principle

Since the liquid fluidity of the sludge is high, more water free state, no compressive strength, the first to enter the gravity dewatering zone for removing water free state, reducing sludge mobility, greater bond between the particles and flocks force, and then enter the wedge preload dehydration stage, sludge dewatering by gravity, almost completely lost mobility for maneuver to prepare for dehydration dehydration and shear.

After gravity sludge dewatering zone and wedge dehydration, basically the removal of free water and moisture inside the flock into the swing of dehydration, by roundabout stick diameter changes, gradually increasing the belt tension, gradually dehydrated form, when belt mud into the smaller diameter of the roll body, with a press force by the tensile force generated by the filter into two symmetrical upper and lower filter belt, by the different rotational direction of the shearing force generated by the dehydration treatment.