Three Phase Decanter Centrifuge
GN three phase decanter centrifuge is primarily designed to facilitate the three-phase separation of solid-liquid-liquid materials. Leveraging our extensive 10-year experience in the field of separation, this machine stands as the pinnacle of advanced technology for three-phase separation. Its design ensures seamless and uninterrupted operation round the clock, making it suitable for continuous 24-hour usage. The key components comprise the driving system, decanter bowl, screw conveyor enclosed within the bowl, cover box, skid, and VFD control panel.
For effective separation, it is crucial that the solid phase possesses the highest specific density, while the two liquid phases possess varying densities. The fundamental distinction between the 2-phase decanter and the 3-phase decanter lies in the latter's ability to separate both solids and two distinct liquid phases.
Working principle of the three phase decanter centrifuge:
The working of the three phase decanter centrifuge relies on the principle of sedimentation, wherein solid particles with a specific liquid weight settle over a predetermined time. This principle can also be applied to two immiscible liquids with different specific gravities. Upon entering the high-speed rotating drum, the material synchronously rotates with the drum. Due to varying specific gravities, different centrifugal forces act upon the constituents. Solid particles with higher specific gravity experience the greatest centrifugal force, followed by the heavy phase liquid (e.g., water) and the light phase liquid (e.g., oil). Consequently, the centrifugal force decreases progressively from the outer region to the inner region. This gradient leads to the formation of a concentric solid layer and two liquid layers. The screw conveyor expels the solids, while the liquids are discharged through their respective outlets. Therefore, the implementation of a three-phase decanter centrifuge not only facilitates the separation of solids within a material but also enables the separation of two liquid phases with differing specific gravities, thereby achieving solid-liquid-liquid separation.
Specifications of GN three phase decanter centrifuges
Model | GNLWS-364 | GNLWS-454 | GNLWS-554 |
Type | Continuous Oil / Water / Solids Separation | ||
Bowl Dia | 360mm | 450mm | 550mm |
Bowl Length | 1567mm | 1947mm | 2347mm |
Capacity | 5 m3/h | 10 m3/h | 15m3/h |
Max Speed | 4000 RPM | 3600 RPM | 3000 RPM |
Max G Force | 3225 G | 3265 G | 2772 G |
Diff. Speed | 0-30 RPM | 0-30 RPM | 0-30 RPM |
Main Drive | 22/30 KW | 37/45 KW | 55/75 KW |
Back Drive | 7.5 KW | 11/15 KW | 18.5/22KW |
Lubrication | Grease | Grease | Oil Pump |
Oil Pump Size | N/A | N/A | 0.37 KW |
Feed Material | Solids Less 10% and Particle Size less than 2mm | ||
The above specification and parameters for reference only. |
The Features of Bowl Assembly
Bowl Material: SS2205 Duplex Stainless Steel
Solids Discharge Port: Equipped with Tungsten Carbide insert
Bearing: Utilizes SKF or Japan NSK Brand bearings
Gearbox Type: Planetary wheel type
Screw Conveyor Material: SS2205 Duplex Stainless Steel
Material Distribution Nozzle: Fitted with Tungsten Carbide insert
Screw Conveyor Wear Protection: Features Tungsten Carbide Tiles for enhanced durability
Differential Speed: Adjustable based on specific conditions
Bearing: Equipped with SKF or Japan NSK Brand bearings
Flexibility for Varying Liquid Phase Proportions:
The decanter centrifuge incorporates an adjustable impeller responsible for discharging the "heavy" liquid phase. This impeller can be conveniently adjusted by the operator to control the pool depth of the heavy liquid during ongoing operations. By utilizing an adjustment mechanism, the impeller's position can be altered, thereby modifying the separation line between the liquids. This capability allows for influencing the process engineering outcomes to achieve the desired separation results based on the proportion of the two different liquid phases.