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| Configuration | Centrifugal separators use centrifugal force to separate solid particles from a liquid solution. | ||
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| Centrifuge | Centrifuges separate particles from a solution according to particle size, shape, and density; the viscosity of the medium; and the rotor speed. The theoretical basis of this technique is the effect of gravity on particles (including macromolecules) in suspension. In response to gravity, two particles of different masses will settle in a tube. Centrifugal force (measured as xg, gravity) is used to increase this settling rate. As the force that an object moving in a circular path exerts on the object that constrains it, centrifugal force acts radially outward from the center of rotation. | ||
| Hydrocyclone | Hydrocyclones use centrifugal force to separate particulate elements of different sizes, shapes, and densities. The liquid to be filtered enters the hydrocyclone and begins a rotational flow pattern. The particles within this flow are subjected to centrifugal forces, are thus forced to the outside wall of the hydrocyclone. They then fall to the bottom, where they are discharged. | ||
| Other | Other, unlisted centrifugal separators. | ||
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| Adhesives | Products are designed to filter chemicals used in the manufacture of adhesives. | ||
| Chemicals | Products are rated for use with chemicals. This includes ratings for general chemical heating as well as corrosive chemicals such as acids and solvents. | ||
| Construction Materials | Products are designed to mix construction materials such as concrete and asphalt. | ||
| Cosmetics | Products are designed to process cosmetics. | ||
| Drinking Water | Products are designed to filter water so that it is suitable for human consumption. | ||
| Food and Beverage | Products are designed and rated for use with food or beverage processing applications, specifically the food, dairy, and brewing industries. | ||
| Heat Transfer Fluids | Products are designed to filter fluids used in heat transfer applications. | ||
| Oil / Fuel | Products are designed to filter oil or fuel. | ||
| Ore / Mineral | Products are designed for use in ore and mineral processing. | ||
| Paint / Coating | Products are designed to process paints and coatings. | ||
| Paper and Pulp | Products are designed for use in paper and pulp processing plants. | ||
| Sanitary / Pharmaceutical | Products are designed for sanitary and/or pharmaceutical applications. They are made of an easily-sterilized material and are designed specifically for hygienic purposes such as medical, pharmaceutical, or food processing applications. Usually, the equipment is certified by a national or international organization (USDA, FDA, etc.); however, this is not required. | ||
| Waste / Sludge | Products are designed to filter wastewater. | ||
| Other | Products are designed for unlisted or specialized applications. | ||
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