Where Used: Back to top
Liquid slurries, with contaminants ranging from parts per million to several percent, are generated in a broad range of metal working and metal finishing operations. Evaporating the liquid, usually water, to produce a dry granular material can reduce disposal costs as much as 20 : 1. Sources of slurries include:
Operating Principles: Back to top
Liquid slurry is pumped into a liquid tight trough. Heat is indirectly applied, using steam, hot water or electricity. A rotating screw mixes the slurry, preventing formulation of a moisture trapping layer on the surface, while preventing a buildup of dried material on the heated surface. Drawing off the moisture forms a significantly smaller quantity of dry granular material which is dumped by opening a liquid tight discharge door.
Features and Benefits: Back to top
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Product Offering: Back to top
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Unit is filled through inclined pipe. |
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Level sensors accessible in far right corner. Mixing screw with wipers can be seen inside trough. |
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Model 150S with 150 gallon holding capacity, can evaporate up to 800 |
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Slurry-Mizer |
Holding Capacity |
Evaporation |
Dimensions |
Discharge |
Pan Opening |
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15 |
15 |
80 |
57 x 36 x 48 |
12 |
24 x 40 |
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30 |
30 |
160 |
81 x 36 x 48 |
12 |
24 x 64 |
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50 |
50 |
250 |
97 x 48 x 56 |
12 |
34 x 80 |
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75 |
75 |
400 |
140 x 54 x 56 |
12 |
34 x 116 |
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150 |
150 |
800 |
184 x 82 x 58 |
12 |
36 x 160 |
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NOTE: All units have adjustable temperature control, over-temp protection (maximum tempeture 250oF. |