Belt Filter Press
Belt Filter Press is a dewatering machine that separates liquids from solids. We use it to dewater residue, fiber, waste, spent, dreg, pulp, sludge.
Belt Filter Press Applications
Designed for high-capacity solid-liquid separation, the belt filter press can operate continuously for 24 hours and is widely used in solid-liquid separation applications such as plant residue dewatering, mine tailings wastewater treatment, industrial wastewater treatment, and river silt dewatering.
It features an optimized design for dewatering high-fiber plant residues, enabling efficient treatment of coconut coir, cassava pulp, and paper pulp dewatering
Sludge dewatering
Of sludge for example food waste, cutting base paper pulp and organic matter-based wastes byproduct, bark slag, farm residues, bears spent, tailings, corn dregs. Water is extracted from the sludge, which then becomes suitable for waste management (as used in agriculture or as fertlizer).
Wastewater treatment
Municipal wastewater (houses, sinks, showers and washing machines) Also from industrial effluents including heavy metals, organic and oils, suspended solids etc. Proper wastewater management is important to conserve the environment and precious water resources.
Sludge Dewatering
Dewater sludge from wastewater treatment plants, and the residual material left after certain industrial processes (such as food manufacturing, mining or paper industries).
How does a belt filter press work?
Feed Stage: The feeding device evenly distributes the sludge onto the moving belts.
Gravity Drainage: After passing through a number of rollers that follow its movement over the porous belt, gravity first removes free water from the sludge.
Pressure Filtration: The sludge is fed between two porous belts, then passes an array of high pressure rollers. The water permeates these belts and then leave solid particles that form a cake on the belt.
Cake Discharge: The cake which has been formed is then scraped from the belt and discharged for either further use or waste.
Belt Washing: While in operation, after cake discharge, washing the belts to clean off any remaining solids and recondition them for their next cycle.
