Continuous Flow Filter less Centrifuge

Continuous Flow Filterless Centrifuge – High-Speed Mineral Filler Recovery System

The Continuous Flow Filterless Centrifuge is a high-speed, lab-grade separation system engineered for the efficient recovery of mineral filler fines from binder solutions, specifically during asphalt mix extraction tests. Unlike conventional filter-based systems, this centrifuge uses a filter-free centrifugal method, delivering faster and cleaner results with minimal manual handling.

The system separates suspended solids such as cement, soil, clay, and mineral fillers from nonflammable solvent mixtures by spinning the sample at 11,500 rpm inside a rotating aluminum test container (70×200 mm). The centrifugal force pushes the liquid upward while retaining solid particles at the base. It includes two sieves (2 mm and 0.063 mm mesh) to ensure proper separation and classification.

Compliant with ASTM D1856 and EN 12697-1 standards, the centrifuge supports up to 100g of filler recovery per test, making it ideal for asphalt labs, chemical processing, and mineral testing applications.

Key Features of Continuous Flow Filterless Centrifuge

Filter-Free Design: Enables fast and accurate recovery of mineral fines without needing filter papers.

High-Speed Operation: Spins at 11,500 rpm to separate suspended particles efficiently.

Robust Construction: Enclosed rotating spindle in durable cast aluminum casing for safety and long-term use.

Advanced Control: Equipped with automatic ramp-up and preset speed control for stable performance.

Complete Setup: Includes aluminum beaker and two precision sieves (2 mm and 0.063 mm) for diverse applications.

Efficient Capacity: Handles up to 100g of filler material per test.

Applications of Continuous Flow Filterless Centrifuge

Asphalt Testing Labs: Accurately separates fillers from binder solutions to determine asphalt content.

Binder Recovery: Used to recover binder from previously disintegrated asphalt samples.

Material Processing: Effective in chemical, pharmaceutical, food, and mineral industries for drying solids and crystals.

Soil and Cement Testing: Separates fine sediments like clay, silt, and cement particles from liquid solutions.