Gravity Belt Thickening Filter: Low-Pressure Process for Wastewater Treatment DHBT-1500
How Gravity Belt Thickening Works:
Gravity Belt Thickening (GBT) is a process that increases the sludge solids concentration by allowing water to drain from the sludge under gravity through a permeable medium, which is a moving belt. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how GBT works:
Sludge Introduction: The sludge is introduced onto the permeable belt, typically at the inlet end of the gravity belt thickener. It can be fed onto the belt using various methods, such as pumps, gravity flow, or other mechanical means.
Belt Movement: The permeable belt, made of materials like polyester, moves continuously in a loop. It travels through several zones of the gravity belt thickener, each serving a specific purpose.
Drainage Zone: As the sludge sits on the belt, water or filtrate starts to drain through the belt's pores under the influence of gravity. The sludge solids gradually accumulate on the belt's surface, forming a layer. The drainage zone allows for the separation of water from the sludge.
Peripheral Configuration:
Application:
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For the various Industry Waste Slurry pre-thickening Treatment.
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For the solid and liquid separation of the industrial processing treatment of Paper &Pulp, Fiber, Chemical, Food, Plastic, Metallurgy, Mining, etc. Industries.
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For the raw material processing filtering-recovering of the brewing, flavoring, stuffing, starch factory, and the various food-processing factory.
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The filtering before tap-water intaking, the filtering-recovering of the rainwater.
The solid and liquid separation of the fruit processing industry, and vegetable processing
industry.
Specification:
Q1: How to pay?
A: 100％T/T, Paypal, West Union, MoneyGram, Secure payment and Trade Assurance.
Q2: What's the delivery time?
A: 30-60 days
Q3: What's the MOQ?
A: The MOQ is one set
Q4:Can you print our logo on the outer package?
A: Yes, you can.
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