Dewatering and compacting of sieving residues play an important role in water, waste water and waste treatment not only regarding reduction of costs for disposal and handling. Frequently, residues and recyclable fractions are dewatered and further compacted within production inherent processes.
Furthermore, dewatering systems additionally transport the material from the source of origin to the place of disposal. PWL screw presses and PWL spiral presses meet these challenges to all intents and purposes and allow for an optimal advantage at a small footprint.
The method of dewatering and conveying as well as the characteristics of the medium determine to a great extent the choice of the suitable equipment. Compared to the shaftless spirals which reliably convey large and long-fibrous pieces and are robust towards clogging, screw presses achieve higher dewatering results with the same size.
Function
The material to be dewatered passes a hopper or an upstream conveyor and arrives at the receiving area of the press. The spiral-shaped conveyor helix pushes the material carefully into the dewatering zone. This dewatering zone is equipped with a sieve bottom or sieve box which allows for discharge of the extruded liquid.
The press resistance is generated by an adjustable flap/cone system or determined via a fixed friction pipe. The dewatered solids leave the press automatically and can be discharged into a backstream conveyor unit or tank.
Your Benefit
many years of experience in operation
small footprint
low wear
dewatering of up to 50%
robust towards impact loads
robust towards clogging
spirals and screws made of special steel
custom-tailored choice of material
comprehensive know-how of applications from different industries
completed by or adapted with upstream sieving machines