Swaco CD 518 HV LP oilfield decanter centrifuge skid, 316SS.

STOCK # 9191 Sold

Description:

Max bowl speed 3200 RPM, 1975 Gs, 14" x 57.5" bowl ID. 4.3" single lead STC-tiled conveyor, 50 HP motor 460/3/60/1750 RPM, 15 HP backdrive, both fully variable, 57:1 gearbox, fully variable feed pump, guards, feed tube, vibration switch/isolators, unitized on oilfield skid. VFD control panel with HMI touch screen. 2014 vintage. Excellent running condition.

The Swaco CD 518 HV LP oilfield decanter centrifuge skid, 316SS. is engineered for optimal performance in demanding oilfield applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 3200 RPM and generating 1975 Gs, this centrifuge is designed to efficiently separate solids from liquids, ensuring high-quality output while minimizing waste. The 14" x 57.5" bowl ID provides ample capacity for various operational needs, making it an ideal choice for companies looking to enhance their drilling fluid management processes. The single lead STC-tiled conveyor, measuring 4.3 inches, works in conjunction with the powerful 50 HP motor, which operates at 460V, 3-phase, and 60Hz, delivering a robust performance at 1750 RPM. The fully variable feed pump and the 57:1 gearbox allow for precise control over the separation process, ensuring that the centrifuge can adapt to varying operational conditions and material types.

In addition to its impressive technical specifications, the Swaco CD 518 HV LP oilfield decanter centrifuge skid is designed with user convenience and safety in mind. The unit features a VFD control panel equipped with an HMI touch screen, allowing operators to easily monitor and adjust settings in real-time. Safety is further enhanced with vibration switches and isolators, which help to prevent equipment damage and ensure smooth operation. The entire system is unitized on an oilfield skid, facilitating easy transport and installation in rugged environments. With its 2014 vintage, this centrifuge is in excellent running condition, making it a reliable investment for oilfield operations seeking to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs.