Screw press C-Press

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Maximizing the open area of the basket, the C-Press screw press offers a high specific capacity and capture rate compared to equivalent technologies. The screw velocity is adjusted automatically according to feed fluctuation to ensure a constant feed flow while delivering optimal performance in terms of dryness and capture rate, even during washing sequences. Operating principle The flocculated product is fed into the screw press, where it is thickened and compressed gradually along the length of the machine. A screw conveys the product through the machine at low speed (0.1 to 1 rpm), and the conical screw shaft makes it possible to increase pressure gradually. A pneumatic counter-pressure device prevents the product from moving too quickly, squeezing the product and achieving maximum possible dryness. The screw speed is adjusted continuously and automatically to maintain a constant feed pressure, while a dual cleaning device cleans the thickening and squeezing zones separately from time to time to ensure constant dewatering efficiency while reducing water consumption by up to 50%. Main benefits Fully automatic machine with continuous control of performance, screw speed, counter-pressure, and washing Enclosed system to minimize odor emissions and ensure cleanliness Very low noise emissions <60dB(A) Highest capacity on the market achieved by multi-stage dewatering zones, providing the largest open area in the thickening zone

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ACHEMA 2024

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