(2) Swaco CD 518 HV Slimline decanter centrifuges on trailer, SS.

Max bowl speed 3200 RPM, 1975 G's, 14" x 57.5" bowl ID. 4.3" single lead STC-tiled conveyor, 50 HP XP motor 460/3/60, 15 HP XP backdrive, both with VFD, 57:1 gearbox, feed tube, guards, vibration switch/isolators, chutes, 20 HP XP Gorman-Rupp 4 x 4 feed pumps and transfer pump, both with VFD, PLC XP control panel, fluid catch tank with level control, unitized on a step deck trailer. 2014 vintage. Fully operational.

The (2) Swaco CD 518 HV Slimline decanter centrifuges on trailer, SS are engineered for high-performance separation in various industrial applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 3200 RPM and generating up to 1975 G's, these centrifuges are capable of efficiently processing a wide range of materials. The 14" x 57.5" bowl ID allows for substantial throughput, making it an ideal choice for operations that demand both speed and reliability. The single lead STC-tiled conveyor, measuring 4.3 inches, is designed to enhance the separation process, ensuring that solids are effectively removed from the liquid phase. This configuration is particularly beneficial in industries such as oil and gas, where the need for precise separation is critical to operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Powering these centrifuges is a robust 50 HP XP motor, operating at 460/3/60, paired with a 15 HP XP backdrive, both equipped with variable frequency drives (VFD) for optimal control and energy efficiency. The 57:1 gearbox ensures that the centrifuge operates smoothly under varying loads, while the inclusion of a feed tube, guards, vibration switch/isolators, and chutes contributes to a safe and efficient working environment. Additionally, the system is supported by two 20 HP XP Gorman-Rupp 4 x 4 feed pumps and a transfer pump, also featuring VFDs, which facilitate consistent fluid movement and processing. The PLC XP control panel allows for streamlined operation and monitoring, while the fluid catch tank with level control ensures that the system operates without interruptions. Mounted on a step deck trailer, this fully operational unit from 2014 is designed for mobility, making it an excellent choice for projects that require flexibility and quick deployment.