Flottweg designs and manufactures X Series or Xelletor with the intent to change the way you look at centrifuge separation.
2022-08-30 - Independence, KY 41051 US -- Flottweg designs and manufactures X Series or Xelletor with the intent to change the way you look at centrifuge separation. This cutting-edge equipment will be discussed at the Flottweg Booth #2745 at WEFTEC 2022, October 10-12, 2022, in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Flottweg is continuously advancing centrifuge technology for water treatment with solutions such as the double cone scroll, centrate energy recovery systems (recuvane) and most recently our new open scroll design, Xelletor, that allows for more capacity, drier cake, and lower polymer consumption. Flottweg introduced the X Series or Xelletor with the intent to change the way you look at centrifuge separation. This change is due to the fact that bowl size is no longer a true measure of performance. Xelletor breaks these rules and delivers a unique centrifuge concept specifically designed for optimal dewatering of biosolids. Here are the facts: Drier cake saves transportation costs: With Xelletor you will get to 10% less volume due to the fact that the machine delivers 2% higher total dry solids (Depending on the capacity of the plant, 1% more dry substance in the dewatered sewage sludge can represent cost savings in the five- to six-digit range) Xelletor also delivers polymer cost savings by using up to 20% less polymer. 20% lower energy consumption is expected with Xelletor as well as having more capacity with up to 15% more throughflow. Flottweg Separation Technology, Inc is headquartered in Independence, KY and has over $6 million in parts, rotating assemblies, and accessories to serve our clients immediate aftermarket needs. The in-house repair capability includes (but not limited to) machining, balancing, welding, and sandblasting to ensure the fastest possible turnaround time and minimal production downtime for our customers. Flottweg is organized and positioned to provide aftermarket parts and service to customer sites within 24-48 hours. Examples of Flottweg machines in use can be found in these publications: https://esemag.com/wastewater/londons-greenway-wwtp-chooses-centrifuges-for-sludge-dewatering/ https://www.wwdmag.com/sludge-management/centri-frugal Find more information about Flottweg’s Xelletor technology at https://www.flottweg.com/product-lines/decanter/x-series/
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