Continous Dewatering System

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ETS Continous Dewatering System Concept
Each module is 6-12 meter
Casing plus two rotary screws
Each screw is a stacking of ceramic porose disks
Disks are hollow, shafts are hollow and disks are connected to the hollow shafts through holes




1
Slurry enters through no.13
2
Due to the high and low pressure waves, the water is get squeezed through ceramic to the hollow shafts
3
Water is collected through the shafts
4
The slurry moves forward with the help of rotation of screw

Intermittent or sinusoidal waves because of non-symmetric geometry of the disks
Line 9 shows the pressure on the water side inside the hollow shaft
L shows the distance along the module
Sinusoidal increase in pressure difference between slurry and water sides
Sinusoidal wave on slurry side is needed to separate the cake from the surface of the ceramic disks
The cake would stick and harden on the disks and the module will stall