Nashville Dewatering Pump Equipment Rentals-BP 3100 Belt Press For Rent-Tennessee Wastewater Mobile Belt Press Rental

Belt-Press Description

Nashville Dewatering Pump Equipment Rentals-BP 3100 Belt Press For Rent-Tennessee Wastewater Mobile Belt Press Rental

BP-3100 Belt Press Rental in Nashville, TN. This unit has a separate poly skid that is 9' high, 11' wide 8' long and weighs 12,000 lbs and a poly injection ring and block. Belt Press rentals and thickeners size range from 1.2 meter to 3.2 meter wide belts and are mounted with full polymer, belt was, belt drive and belt tracking systems. A Belt Filter Press is an industrial machine, used for solid/liquid separation processes, particularly the dewatering of sludges in the chemical industry, mining and water treatment. The process of filtration is primarily obtained by passing a pair of filtering cloths and belts through a system of rollers. These belt press systems are commonly used for Sanitation and Sanitation Districts, Water Treatment Plants and Wastewater Treatment Plants. Aspen Rentals provides the highest quality dewatering rental equipment for municipal and industrial clients in Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Clarksville and all of Tennessee.

This is the BP-5100 Ashbrook 2.2 meter Extended Gravity Zone belt press. The unit is a 2.2 meter belt filter press that is mounted on a heavy duty industrial skid with gravity bell pan.

Specific Dewatering and Wastewater Management Unit Description:
- 9" crew augur discharging out of the passenger side of the belt press. The discharge auger will drop product 2' away from the edge of the unit.
- Two 500-gallon poly tanks with dry or liquid poly capabilities.
- Progressive cavity poly pump with electrical VFD. The connections are 4" with driver side access
- Floc tank with Reeves hand driven motor.
- One boost water pump with a 2" inlet connection on the passengers side of the unit
- 4" camlock fillrate connection on both sides of the unit
- Poly injection ring and block
- Belt press is Reeves hand driven

Unit Specs:
9' high, 11' wide, 25' long, 36,000lbs (including belt press and all ancillary equipment)

Most Belt Filter Press operations can be divided into three general stages - first is the initial de-watering, which makes the sludge pulp; then you have the pressing or medium pressure filtration, which conditions the sludge for high pressure filtration quality; and lastly you have the high pressure filtration, which raises the dry solids content in the sludge cake to the optimum level.

The process begins as the sludge enters the press, where it is mixed with a chemical , either in the press, or in a conditioning tank prior to the press. From this flocculation or preparation zone the sludge enters the gravity drainage zone, where a large rotating drum agitates the floc and drains approximately 70% of the free water. The resulting capture rate can be as high as 99%.

Pressure is first applied in a low pressure wedge zone, which begins squeezing remaining water out of the sludge. Further dewatering occurs in the medium pressure zone, where two large perforated drums of decreasing size apply the pressure. Rollers perform the final dewatering in the high pressure zone. The sludge cake (filtered solids) then exits the machine. The belting on a belt filter press must be continuously washed with clear water to keep it from blinding, and this is accomplished by water spray bars placed above returning belt.

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