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Gravity Belt Thickener + Belt Filter Press Combo
These Combo units associate the functions of one gravity belt thickener and one belt filter press. This combination increases the mass load of 30% and the dryness from 2 to 5%. The gravity belt thickener can be installed in the front or on the top of the belt filter press.
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- Sturdy.
- Reliable.
- Economical.
Cost Savings
- Fast return on investment.
- Low, economical maintenance.
- Low energy consumption.
- Why It Wins
Features & Benefits
Space Saving
- No need for gravity settling tank, sludge storage tank or flotation unit.
- Belt thickener can be mounted on the top of the belt press when footprint’ constraint.
Optimized BFP Performance
- Dry solids concentration of the sludge entering the belt press is stable (The gravity belt thickener regulates DS%)
- Sludge flowing to the belt press is reduced by 4 to 10 times.
Cost Savings
- Optimized process.
- No need for additional polymer with the BFP.
- Increase of the dry solids loading rate on the belt press by 30% = smaller BFP.
- Adds-on equipment are common to the GBT and BFP.
- Smaller footprint.
Ease of Use
- No maintenance platform.
- Easy supervision of process (flocculation, thickening…)
- Easy maintenance (greasing…)
- Easy change of wear parts.
- Technical Guide
Design Guidelines
Flow
Up to 10mgd
Drum length
3’ to 10’
Drum Diameter
From 2.6’ to 5’
Perforated plate
From 1mm (1/32’’)
Wedge wire
From 250 to 750
Stainless Steel
304 or 316
Touch Screen
Control Panel
Absorbed power
From ¾hp (0.56KW)
Voltage
Custom to site availability–3φ required
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GBT+ BFP Combo Options
COMBO OMEGA CC
Belt width : from 0.60 to 1.20 m
Hydraulic flow : up to 15 m3/h
COMBO 100000 / SD OR MD
Belt width : from 1 to 2.50 m
Hydraulic flow : up to 40 m3/h
COMBO 1000 / MD, LD, THC
Belt width : from 1 to 2.50 m
Hydraulic flow : up to 150 m3/h
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Installations
Connellsville, PA
Westmoreland, PA
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