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This Drum Microfiltration Separator is a high-efficiency solid-liquid separation equipment made of stainless steel with precision microfiltration technology. It achieves efficient dewatering and purification of materials such as manure, pulp, and aquaculture wastewater through the dual action of drum screen and screw extrusion. With high automation and stable operation, it is widely used in environmental protection, breeding, papermaking and other fields, effectively reducing pollutant discharge
Working Principle
1. Feed and Water Distribution: The mixed liquid is pumped into the feed chamber via a booster pump, where it is evenly distributed across the surface of the rotating drum by a water distributor. 2. Dynamic Filtration: The drum rotates at a low speed of 5-15 rpm. The 0.1-10 μm microporous filter membrane retains solid impurities, allowing the liquid to pass through the membrane and exit the filtrate chamber.
2. Residue Stripping: Impurities are transported to the discharge area with the drum, where they are removed by gravity or high-pressure backwashing.
3. Automatic Control: Liquid level and differential pressure sensors monitor the flow in real time and automatically adjust the frequency or pressure in the event of blockage to ensure stable throughput.
Application
1. Aquaculture: Used to filter impurities such as fish feces and leftover bait from aquaculture water, maintaining clean water quality and providing a favorable living environment for aquacultured organisms.
2. Sewage Treatment: Can be used as pre-treatment or advanced treatment equipment for municipal and industrial wastewater, removing suspended solid particles from wastewater.
3. Food and Beverage Industry: Used for filtering liquids such as juice and alcohol, removing impurities such as pulp residue and yeast, thereby improving product quality.
4. Papermaking Industry: Effectively separates solid matter such as fibers and fillers from papermaking wastewater, achieving wastewater purification and resource recovery.
