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• Posted By : tank mixing
• Posted On : Oct 24, 2018
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• Category : General
• Description : Thickening Equipment is used to process minerals and no thickening equipment is available for all applications.

Overview

• Thickening Equipment is used to process minerals and no thickening equipment is available for all applications. So now manufacturers can provide a variety of tank materials and styles. Depending on the usage scenario, you will need to choose a different thickening device, so you can now customize the thickening device. Zhejiang Golden Machinery Factory takes you know the different thickening equipment.

  The paste-like nature of each paste thickener depends on the design and operating conditions of the thickening equipment. Design features for thickened equipment include: drive torque, sidewall height, floor slope, feed port design, and underflow drainage. Target underflow solder paste characteristics can be a determining factor in the selection of many of these characteristics. The choice of target underflow slurry characteristics depends on the application requirements, determines pump and piping options, and then selects the concentrator design.

  Thickening equipment is available in a variety of materials:

  Plastic mixing tank (poly/non-metal mixing)

  Hygienic mixing tank

  Stainless steel and shaped alloy mixing vessel

  Single use mixing tank

  Upper and lower water mixing tank

  Extraction tank

  Glass reaction jacket

  It is important to choose the fuel tank according to your needs. Slurry tailings technology requires a combination of concentration, pumping, and disposal design to produce a settled slurry on a rheological basis compared to conventional concentration. Each part of the process has key parameters that must be integrated for successful installation to handle yield stress. The choice of slurry concentrator type depends not only on feed stream parameters and underflow slurry characteristics, but also on on-site pumping and deposition requirements.
  
  

  You can click here for more information on Classifying Equipment.