DESCRIPTION A supporting framework intended for bench mounting houses the separator, complete with its variable speed drive control unit, food reservoir and the necessary ancilliary equipment. The feed reservoir, positioned over the centrifuge, is made from grey anodised aluminium and contains a polypropylene on/off valve. The separator bowl assembly is made up of stainless steel disks and an anodised aluminium casing with nitrile rubber sealing ring, housed in a polypropylene shroud which incorporates the cream and skimmed milk outlets. A motor, directly coupled to the separator bowl, is mounted vertically in a cast aluminium casing with cushioned clamping feet. The casing acts as the support for the separator. Ancillary equipment to facilitate a thorough investigation into this type of separation consists of: Optical tachometer Product collecting vessels Stop clock Tools The backboard includes a sectioned diagram detailing the component parts of the separator bowl and describing its mode of operation.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS A self-contained centrifugal separator training unit which allows thorough investigation of the separation of a heavy phase liquid from a lighter phase liquid Using milk as the process fluid, cream having a fat content from 12-55% can be obtained. Accessories are included to allow variation and measurement of bowl speed and throughput rate measurement. Ease of stripdown to component parts is facilitated by tools included in the supply Throughput up to 125 l/hr can be obtained from a 10l capacity feed tank, which can be continuously replenished Materials in contact with the process fluid are anodised aluminium, stainless steel, nitrile rubber and polypropylene 12 motor speeds between 8,500 and 10,000rpm are selectable Accessories mounted on the framework include: – Optical tachometer – Stop clock – Product collecting vessels – Tools A comprehensive instruction manual is included in the supply detailing installation, commissioning and operation Separator bowl incorporates 19 discs 12 motor speeds between 8,500 and 10,000rpm are selectable by switch on the motor control housing The tachometer has a five-digit display and a measuring range of 60-19,999rpm Resolution 1 rpm Two graduated sample collecting vessels, glass, 1.0l and 0.4l One stop clock, 100mm dial, 30-hour spring driven movement with start/stop and reset push buttons