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[[File:Solid Bowl Centrifuge 3.png|alt=Solid Bowl Centrifuge – A drawing showing the principle|thumb|Solid Bowl Centrifuge]] | [[File:Solid Bowl Centrifuge 3.png|alt=Solid Bowl Centrifuge – A drawing showing the principle|thumb|Solid Bowl Centrifuge]] | ||
=== Solid | === Solid bowl centrifugation === | ||
The Solid Bowl centrifugation principle is schematically shown in the picture on the right. "Solid bowl centrifuges (SBCs), also known as decanter centrifuges, are widely used for various solid-liquid separation tasks, owing to its high-efficiency, small machine footprint and good continuity in production. In the SBC, once the slurry is fed through the centre-positioned feed pipe, solids can rapidly settle onto the drum wall and these settled solids are further dewatered on the conical section of the SBC before being discharged from the product chute. The clarified liquid, so-called effluent, overflows through the bowl weir."<ref>{{Cite journal|title=Measurement of solids concentration in aqueous slurries for monitoring the solids recovery in solid bowl centrifugation|year=2021-08-15|author=Changzhi Bai, Hangil Park, Liguang Wang|journal=Minerals Engineering|volume=170|page=107068|doi=10.1016/j.mineng.2021.107068}}</ref> | The Solid Bowl centrifugation principle is schematically shown in the picture on the right. "Solid bowl centrifuges (SBCs), also known as decanter centrifuges, are widely used for various solid-liquid separation tasks, owing to its high-efficiency, small machine footprint and good continuity in production. In the SBC, once the slurry is fed through the centre-positioned feed pipe, solids can rapidly settle onto the drum wall and these settled solids are further dewatered on the conical section of the SBC before being discharged from the product chute. The clarified liquid, so-called effluent, overflows through the bowl weir."<ref>{{Cite journal|title=Measurement of solids concentration in aqueous slurries for monitoring the solids recovery in solid bowl centrifugation|year=2021-08-15|author=Changzhi Bai, Hangil Park, Liguang Wang|journal=Minerals Engineering|volume=170|page=107068|doi=10.1016/j.mineng.2021.107068}}</ref> | ||