Decanter centrifuges are automated, compact, low-maintenance equipment that lets you separate liquids from solids in one simple process. Here are the key benefits of decanter centrifuges:
- High-performance separation, resulting in high-value products and low waste management costs
- Low energy consumption and carbon footprints
- Low maintenance costs thanks to continuous operation, high-grade machine materials, smart design and well-thought preventive services
- Low capital cost/capacity ratio
Solid-liquid separation is a common manufacturing process and Diamond T Services has more than two decades of experience using decanter centrifuges to meet this requirement in various industries. Together with our industry know-how and specialist process experience from all over the world, Diamond T Services can match your exact needs for each particular application and installation.
Applications of decanter centrifuges:
Decanter centrifuges are indispensable in the oilfield and utility industries, where they facilitate separation, dewatering, and clarification processes, ensuring environmental compliance, resource efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.
Here are some of the common applications of decanter centrifuges:
- Drilling Mud Treatment: Decanter centrifuges separate solid particles from drilling mud or fluid, allowing for reuse, cost reduction, and waste minimization.
- Produced Water Treatment: Decanter centrifuges help separate oil, solids, and contaminants from produced water, enabling oil recovery, water treatment for reuse or safe disposal, and compliance with regulations.
- Drilling Waste Management: Decanter centrifuges efficiently dewater and separate solids from drilling waste, reducing environmental impact and ensuring regulatory compliance.
- Wastewater Treatment: Decanter centrifuges aid in sludge dewatering, clarifying effluent streams, and removing solids from treatment processes, ensuring compliance with discharge regulations and reducing environmental impact.
- Sludge Management: Decanter centrifuges dewater sewage sludge, reducing volume for disposal and producing a more manageable material for further processing or incineration.
