Liquid-Liquid Centrifugal Separators
Source: Cinc
The basis for the CINC centrifugal separator is a process that is patented
The basis for the CINC centrifugal separator is a process that is patented. Through our unique underflow and weir design, originally developed by the U.S. Department of Energy, our systems are capable of separating a variety of liquids with ease and reliability. Some of our features include:
Efficient, effective separation/extraction utilizing only 200-1000 g's.
Low mixing option for shear sensitive fluids
The ability to accommodate continuous changes in input ratios without adjustment
Automatically handle variable flow rates and flow interruptions
Handle input temperatures from freezing to boiling
Process flow rates as low as 2 liters per minute (1/2 gallons per minute) to as high as 750 liters per minute (200 gallons per minute)
Clean in Place (CIP) rotor system for high reliability and low maintenance
Rugged Stainless Steel Construction
Simple direct drive with sealed bearings and only one moving part for reliability and low maintenance
The CINC Liquid-Liquid Centrifugal Separator utilizes the force generated by rotating an object about a central axis. By spinning two fluids of different densities within a rotating container or rotor the heavier fluid is forced to the wall at the inside of the rotor while the lighter fluid is forced toward the center of the rotor.
Cinc, 3535 Arrowhead Drive, Carson City, NV 89706. Tel: 775-885-5080; Fax: 775-885-5087.
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