GN Separation will attend IE Expo China 2025 in Shanghai

GN Separation is gearing up to present its advanced separation equipment at the 26th edition of IE expo China 2025, Asia’s leading environmental technology exhibition. The event is scheduled for April 21–23 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), where GN Separation will showcase three flagship products engineered for industrial separation processes: the Fully Hydraulic Centrifuge, Three-Phase Decanter Centrifuge, and Solid Vacuum Pump. Continue reading

GNLW764-VFD Mining Tailing Dewatering Centrifuge System for South America Mining Company

GN Separation, a specialist in solid-liquid separation solutions, has recently concluded the factory assembly of a sophisticated mining tailings dewatering decanter centrifuge system destined for installation at a client site in South America. The linchpin of this system is the GNLW764-VFD Dewatering decanter centrifuge, tailor-made for efficient solid-liquid separation of tailings slurries. Continue reading

GN Oil Sludge Treatment Centrifuge Unit for South America Client

GN Separation has recently completed the factory assembly and testing of an advanced oil sludge treatment system featuring a 3-phase decanter centrifuge. Designed for deployment at a client site in South America, this system highlights the company’s commitment to providing innovative solutions for global environmental challenges. Continue reading

GN Hydraulic Drive Decanter Centrifuge for Overseas Starch Production Plant

Recently, GN Separation successfully completed the production and delivery of a hydraulic-driven decanter centrifuge, model GNLW364-FHD, for a leading starch processing facility overseas. This system features a hydraulic drive solution from Viscotherm, a globally renowned hydraulic technology brand, marking a significant advancement in efficient and sustainable separation technology for high-viscosity applications. Continue reading

GN LARGE LINEAR VIBRATING SCREEN FOR DOMESTIC COAL CHEMICAL PLANT

GN Separation has recently completed factory trials for two GNLS2461 Large Linear Vibrating Screens, which are soon to be delivered to a domestic coal chemical plant. This achievement underscores GN Separation’s expertise in designing and manufacturing equipment tailored for the demanding coal screening industry. Continue reading

Fermentation Broth Tubular Centrifuge Factory Testing before Shipment to Overseas Client

This week, GN Separation is conducting factory testing on two units of the GNGQ150 high-speed Tubular centrifuges, soon to be delivered to an international client. These advanced centrifuges are designed for the efficient separation of fermentation broths, a critical step in producing biopharmaceuticals, enzymes, and other biologically derived products.

The GNGQ150 operates at an impressive rotational speed of 14,000 RPM, achieving a separation factor of up to 15,000G. This allows for precise and effective solid-liquid separation, making it an essential tool in industries that require high-quality separation processes.

How Tubular Centrifuges Work

Tubular centrifuges function using centrifugal force, which separates components based on their size and density. When the mixture enters the spinning tube, heavier particles (solids) are pushed outward toward the wall, while lighter particles (liquids) stay closer to the center. This results in a clear separation, with the clarified liquid exiting through an outlet while solids remain in the bowl for later removal and cleaning.

Applications of the GNGQ150 Tubular Centrifuge

The GNGQ150 model stands out for its versatility and efficiency, making it a valuable asset in a variety of industries:

  1. Biopharmaceutical Production: Essential for separating cells and debris from fermentation broths in the manufacturing of vaccines, monoclonal antibodies, and other therapeutic products.
  2. Enzyme Purification: Provides gentle yet effective separation, preserving enzymatic activity while ensuring high yields for applications like food processing and biofuel production.
  3. Microbial Harvesting: Facilitates efficient harvesting of microbial cells for products such as biofertilizers, probiotics, and bioplastics.
  4. Wastewater Treatment: Helps separate and concentrate pollutants or by-products from fermentation wastewater, supporting environmental compliance and resource recovery.
  5. Food and Beverage Industry: Enhances the clarity and quality of products like dairy, fruit juices, and other liquid food items.

Design and Material Excellence

The GNGQ150 is constructed with stainless steel 304 for all material contact parts, ensuring exceptional hygiene, durability, and resistance to corrosion. These qualities are critical in biological and food-grade applications, demonstrating GN Separation’s dedication to meeting the highest industry standards.

Commitment to Innovation and Quality

By combining advanced engineering with a customer-centric approach, GN Separation continues to set new benchmarks in separation technology. The GNGQ150 high-speed tubular centrifuge exemplifies this commitment, empowering clients across the globe to achieve superior performance in their operations.

GN Containerized Sludge Dewatering Package for Soil Remediation in Middle East

GN Separation has recently completed the assembly of a containerized sludge dewatering system designed specifically for oil-contaminated soil remediation. This system is set to be shipped to a client in the Middle East and offers an innovative solution for managing the sludge generated during soil washing processes, particularly in oil spill cleanups and industrial site rehabilitation. Continue reading

GN Synergistic Frequency Vibrating Screen for Domestic Coal Chemical Plant

The Synergistic frequency vibrating screens (SFVS) developed by GN Separation represent a breakthrough in material handling efficiency, specifically designed to meet the needs of industries such as coal, metallurgy, chemicals, and ceramics. The screen’s advanced mechanism merges linear and electromagnetic vibrations to achieve superior material separation, classification, and handling. Continue reading