The recycling sector is the one dedicated to the recovery of material deriving from crushing processes and soil washing. The material has to be washed to remove the polluting part, decontaminating it.
As a result, special tanks are used to eliminate contaminants through attrition, then the wastewater is filtrated by a filter press.
Filter Presses are known industry wide for their thoroughness in dewatering wastewater with high solids content.
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The true strength of filter presses lies in their versatility. They can handle a broad spectrum of materials, making them adaptable to various recycling applications. Their high efficiency in solid capture and filtrate clarification minimizes waste and maximizes resource recovery, making them a significant contributor to sustainable practices across numerous industries.
Filter presses are workhorses in the world of recycling, tackling both material and wastewater streams with impressive efficiency. Let’s delve into their role in each:
Wastewater Recycling Champion:
Recycling is one of the most important actions currently available to reduce these impacts and represents one of the most dynamic areas in the recycling applications today. Recycling provides opportunities to reduce oil usage, carbon dioxide emissions and the quantities of waste requiring disposal.
Our process uses coagulants, in conjunction with existing air floating processes in recycling applications waste water, to treat the wastewater quickly for reuse. To remove the solids a Filter Press is used to efficiently dewater the solids for ease of handling and return of clean water. Unlike funnel, vacuum, and belt filter presses, Filter Presses are designed to apply high pressure directly to the slurry in between the press plates, expelling nearly every bit of liquid. What remains is a solid, compact, sludge cake ready for the landfill, and water that’s fit for reuse or expulsion into the sewer after filtering. A batch filter press is ideal for industries like recycling applications.
