What is a liquid screening machine?

Liquid screening machine is a device used to separate solid particles in liquids. It is widely used in food, chemical, pharmaceutical, mining and other industries. According to different screening principles, liquid screening machines can be divided into various types such as vibrating screens, pressure screens, centrifugal screens, and cyclone screens.

The liquid screening machine uses the vibration force generated by the vibration motor to cause the screen to vibrate periodically, thereby separating the solid particles in the liquid. The vibrating screen has different mesh numbers and can separate particles of different sizes.

Pressure screens use pressure differences to separate solid particles from liquids. The screen mesh of the pressure screen is usually made of metal mesh or ceramic membrane, which has high pressure resistance and corrosion resistance.

The cyclone screen uses the movement of liquid in the cyclone field to separate solid particles. The cyclone screen has a simple structure and is easy to operate, and is suitable for processing large flow liquids.

Liquid screening machines are widely used in the following fields

Food industry: Liquid screening machines are used for clarification and filtration of juice, milk, beer, soy sauce and other foods, which can remove impurities and improve product quality.

Chemical industry: Liquid screening machines are used for the separation and purification of chemical raw materials, intermediates, and products, which can improve product purity and reduce production costs.

Pharmaceutical industry: Liquid screening machines are used for the extraction and separation of pharmaceutical raw materials and preparations, which can improve drug purity and reduce production costs.

There are many types of liquid screening machines, including vibrating screens, pressure screens, centrifugal screens, cyclone screens, etc.

Different types of screening machines are suitable for different application scenarios. For example, vibrating screens are suitable for processing materials with large volumes and larger particles; pressure screens are suitable for processing viscous liquids or high-pressure liquids; centrifugal screens are suitable for processing fine particles or high-precision separation; cyclone screens are suitable for processing large flow liquids.