KRP

Function

Chamber filter presses are designed for filtration and dehydration of already concentrated process water suspensions. The sediment concentrated in the obliquely-arranged lamellar clarifier is pumped to the chamber filter press by means for further dehydration by means of a special diaphragm pump. The filtrate water drains through a droplet channel and is returned to the production circuit. The particles contained in the process water suspension are retained between the filter cloths. The degree of drying of the filter cakes can be individually adjusted and is monitored by a pressure sensor.

If the setting for the degree of drying of the filter cakes is reached, the pressure in the chamber filter press is released through a relief valve and the unfiltered sludge residue within the filter plate core is flushed out. Then the filter press opens slightly and the drip water flows out of the filter plates over the closed drip tray. Then the drip tray and filter press open. The filter cakes fall, with the assistance of automatic shaking by means of a gear motor and vibrating shaft, to the container arranged below the chamber filter press. Once the filter press has been drained, the drip tray closes once more and the automatic filter cloth cleaning begins. Using special spray nozzles, the filter cloths are cleaned with a water jet.
Then the diaphragm pump, valves and dirty water lines are cleaned via an integrated flushing program. The press then closes and a new cycle can commence.

The chamber filter press adjusts independently to varying volumes of sludge due to automatic sludge detection. As a result, manual adjustment of the press with a varying production load is not necessary.

Chamber filter presses are the most effective and prevalent system in the area of application of the residual moisture dehydration. The drying rate, degree of drying and automation are significantly higher than with bag drying stations.

• Hydraulic opening and closing of the filter plates
• Positioning sensor for plate package
• Hydraulic system pressure make-up via pressure sensor of up to 250 bar
• Compressed air diaphragm pump for abrasive sludge for filling the filter plates
• Fully automatic flushing of the diaphragm pump and lines with fresh water after each press cycle
• Pressure relief of the filter press via pneumatic valve
• Vibrating shaft with gear motor and position sensor
• Fully automatic sludge detection via pressure sensor and control
• Drip tray, including automatic opening and closing via pneumatic system
• Automatic core wash-out of the filter plates
• Automatic cleaning of the filter plates by means of spray bar and high-pressure nozzles
• Designed as a completely closed system, incl. Macralon viewing hood