9 Reasons to Choose Centrisys

By way of passionate drive and ambitious character, Michael Kopper began a mission to create the most efficient decanter centrifuge in the industry. In 1987, the first Centrisys centrifuge was designed and built around what was learned in the field by servicing competitor’s equipment in both municipal and industrial applications.

• All structural rotor components are centrifugally cast* or forged for ultimate integrity and strength.
• Centrifugally cast bowls are made of A890 duplex stainless steel, offering substantially higher tensile strength and greater corrosion resistance compared to 316SS.

• Highest torque to weight ratio.
• 100% torque at all speeds (including standstill).
• Low weight.
• Reliable/durable.
• Increased solids loading capacity.
• Low energy consumption (power is not lost or wasted).
• Versatile design for multiple applications.
• Simple and accurate measurement of scroll speed.
• Lowest overhanging load – lighter weight equals less stress on the main bearings.

Why is this important? It prolongs the life of the centrifuge, increases uptime, optimizes performance and reduces service and maintenance costs.

• Scroll flight tips in a high solids area are protected with replaceable tungsten carbide tiles and offer the highest wear protection possible.
• Feed acceleration nozzles are made of replaceable tungsten carbide offering the highest degree of toughness.
• Bowl is protected by longitudinal wear strips allowing the solids layer to anchor between the strips and provides optimal protection from wear on the bowl.
• Tungsten carbide replaceable cake discharge nozzles minimize repair and/or replacement.

• Ultra-deep pool with a narrow scroll body.
• Removes dewatered solids at a controlled rate to preserve equilibrium and maintain solids balance.
• Incorporates an axial flow design, which promotes settling of even the finest solids, improves the recovery rate and reduces polymer consumption.
• High flow design = larger and more feed ports, allowing for efficient and gentle acceleration of the treated sludge.
• Leading and lagging rotational scroll optimizes performance and increases the time frame needed between service.

Two machines with the same length and diameter, but with different beach angles, offer different capacities.

• A shallow beach has a longer cylinder, creating more clarification volume.
• A steeper beach gives greater capacity provided all solids can convey up the beach while maintaining a high bowl speed and G forces.

The “L/D ratio” is the overall internal bowl length divided by the bowl inside diameter in the cylinder.

• Machines that have a smaller L/D ratio are better suited for processes that have high specific gravity solids that settle well.
• Machines with higher L/D ratios are better suited for lighter solids that need more time to settle from the liquid phase.

CERS is a self-contained system using variable frequency drives on both the main drive motor and the backdrive. The drives function independently, under normal circumstances, and support each other in the case of a power outage. During a power outage, the centrifuge continues to empty preventing a costly dis-mantle to free-up a blockage. If power returns during shutdown, the centrifuge can re-start on the fly. Benefits include:

• Reduced main drive and backdrive horsepower, up to 25% reduction.
• Increased reliability and on-line process time, +10 points.
• Improved handling of power disruptions.

The Centrisys Remote Monitoring System is a proprietary remote solution. It provides 24/7, real-time text and email alerts for equipment status changes and process variations within the system. The system provides timely insights to ensure peak performance, the highest reliability and lowest operating costs.