Belt Filter High Efficient Solid Liquid Separators Vacuum Absorbtion Function
The V-fold belt is similar to the belt filter press with the main difference being that only a single belt, folded along the centreline is used. The technology has not been widely proven. A final dry weight solids content of 9-13% can usually be achieved; this is smaller than competing technologies. Currently this technology is suited to small-scale applications (up to approximately 3000 L of slurry per hour as the maximum belt size is 0.75 m). V-fold belts have a small footprint, low energy and wash water consumption and low capital and operating costs. They are self-tracking and can process sludge of varying composition, reducing operator involvement.
Belt Filter is a kind of hi-efficiency solid-liquid separation equipment. With the supporting of vacuum box, the rubber belt is slipping on the vacuum box, which a sealing movement structure is formed between vacuum box and belt. The solid-liquid separation is achieved by a negative vacuum pressure.
Assembled frame block-design |
High automatic control |
Reduce operation cost |
Reduce the working strength of labors |
Improve working enviroment |
High filtration speed |
Good washing quality |
Lower moisture content |
Control System | PLC Or DCS |
Filtration Area | 10-1000 M2 |
Drive System | Variable Speed Drive |
Application | Solid-Liquid Separation |
Filter Cake Wash | Counter-Current Wash |
Type | Continuous Vacuum Filter |
Filter Cake Discharge | Scraper Or Belt Press |
Material Of Construction | Stainless Steel Or Carbon Steel |
Operation | Continuous |
Vacuum Source | Vacuum Pump |
Customized design |
Equipment supply |
Installation and commissioning |
Operator training and process optimization |
Routine maintenance and troubleshooting |
Spare Parts and consumables |
Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about the UNIVEE U-B Belt Filter:
Q: What is Belt Filter?
A: A common piece of industrial equipment used in solid-liquid separation processes, such as sludge dewatering in the water and wastewater treatment industries, is the belt filter. The most popular filtering technique involves passing a series of filtering belts or cloth through a roller unit.
Q: What is the purpose of a Belt filter?
A: Water is removed from liquid wastewater residuals using belt filter presses, which creates “cake,” a non-liquid substance. Dewatering wastewater solids improves operation, lowers costs for further storage, processing, transfer, end use, or disposal, and decreases the volume of residuals.
Q: What are the types of Belt filter systems?
A: Mechanical, biological, and chemical filtration are the three basic forms of filtering.