Structural Description The rotary drum screen consists of a drum-shaped metal frame that rotates around a horizontal axis. It is fitted with a stainless steel mesh that serves as a support and working screen. Workflow The process consists of three steps: Working Principle When the…
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A Coanda Screen is a screening device that uses water flow as a screening medium, commonly used in water treatment, wastewater treatment, and water resource recovery. Selecting a Coanda Screen requires consideration of the following factors: Screen Opening Size: Choose the appropriate screen opening size…
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The wedge wire strainer (also known as candle filter) is available in two types: inward flow and outward flow. It is composed of "V"-shaped wedge wire and stainless steel support bars. The smooth surface of the filter pipe serves as the filtration surface, with the…
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The stainless steel wedge wire nozzle consists of a cap base, a cap cover, a trapezoidal screen tube with ribs, and a flow guide tube. At the center axis of the trapezoidal screen tube, there is an inverted flow valve cup fixed to the cap…
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The Coanda screen, a highly efficient and environmentally friendly solid-liquid separation device, is playing an increasingly important role. It is widely used in wastewater treatment, water purification, industrial wastewater processing, and has become an indispensable tool for water quality improvement due to its unique advantages.
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Wedge Wire Screen Technical Parameters Know more about Hastelloy C276: Hastelloy C276 is widely regarded as a versatile, corrosion-resistant nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy. It is an improved version of the Hastelloy C alloy, offering the advantage of not requiring post-weld heat treatment and featuring enhanced workability. The…
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The Rotary Drum Screen has some common drawbacks, which include the following: Limited Filtration Area: The filtration area of the Rotary Drum Screen typically accounts for about 30% of the drum's surface, resulting in low utilization of the filtration area and a larger overall machine…
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Wedge wire nozzles are constructed by wrapping stainless steel wedge-shaped wire at equal intervals and welding it onto supporting rods. They consist of parts such as the screen pipe, cover plate, nut, and washer. Types of stainless steel wedge wire nozzles: These nozzles are a…
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Wedge wire is a welded steel structure primarily used for filtering, separating, and retaining media. Wedge wire screens feature continuous V-shaped grooves that provide a larger open area per square foot compared to traditional methods, resulting in improved efficiency at both the inlet and outlet.
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The wedge wire nozzle is made from stainless steel wedge wire wrapped at equal intervals and welded onto a support rod. It consists of components such as a screen tube, cover plate, nut, and washer. Types: Long handle nozzle, double-headed nozzle, standard nozzle, single flow…
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