GN Solids Control has successfully manufactured an advanced oily sludge treatment decanter centrifuge system to a long-term partner and client in South America. This system is specifically designed to tackle the complex challenges associated with waste oily sludge treatment, offering an efficient and environmentally friendly solution. Continue reading
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GN Dewatering Decanter Centrifuges for Overseas STP Project
GN Separation recently completed the production of a significant batch of advanced sludge dewatering decanter centrifuges, slated for deployment in international wastewater treatment facilities. This achievement underscores the company’s steadfast commitment to tackling global water treatment challenges head-on. Continue reading
GNLW-364FT DEWATERING CENTRIFUGE FOR OVERSEAS PROJECT OF CRYSTAL SALT DEWATERING
GN Separation has recently finalized production on two advanced crystal salt dewatering decanter centrifuges, marking a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to delivering high-performance separation solutions. These centrifuges are slated for shipment to an esteemed overseas client, underscoring GN’s reputation as a reliable provider in the industry. Continue reading
3 sets GNLW364 Dewatering Centrifuges for Overseas Municipal Sewage Treatment Project
GN Separation, a leading manufacturer of separation equipment, has successfully delivered three sets of GNLW364 dewatering decanter centrifuges to a major overseas municipal sewage treatment project. Continue reading
GN 22 inch Bowl Decanter Centrifuge for Overseas Client
Recently, GN Separation finished the production of 2 units of 22-inch large bowl Decanter centrifuge (model GNLW554) for an overseas client’s solid-liquid separation project. Continue reading
Precautions for the operation of decanter centrifuge
When operating a decanter centrifuge, it’s essential to adhere to specific precautions to ensure safe and efficient operation. Continue reading
GN Will Attend IFAT MUNICH THIS MAY
IFAT MUNICH 2024, recognized as the premier global platform for environmental technology exhibitions, continues its legacy as the foremost trade fair for water, sewage, waste, and raw materials management Continue reading
GN SEPARATION SCORES BIG AT AISAWATER 2024 MALAYSIA WATER EXHIBITION
GN Separation has emerged triumphant from the recently concluded Aisawater 2024 exhibition in Malaysia, marking a significant milestone in its journey of innovation and global expansion. Continue reading
Introduction of no-load test run for decanter centrifuge
The no-load test run for decanter centrifuge is a necessary step for the inspection of decanter centrifuge. The introduction below is recommended by GN Separation.
Trouble Shooting Of Decanter Centrifuge Gear Box
Common failures of Decanter centrifuge gear boxes include tooth surface wear, tooth surface gluing and abrasions, tooth surface contact fatigue, bending fatigue and broken teeth. The causes are manufacturing errors, poor assembly, poor lubrication, overload, and operational errors. Due to the characteristics of the structure and working principle of the gear, its vibration signal is very complicated, and the vibration fault diagnosis of it needs to be analyzed in both the time domain and the frequency domain. Whether the gear is in a normal or abnormal state, the frequency of gear meshing stiffness always exists.
Therefore, the gearbox should be diagnosed based on the gearing frequency component of the gear. Due to the complexity of the gear signal, the fault has many effects on the vibration signal, especially due to the effect of amplitude modulation and frequency modulation, there are many sideband structures on the vibration spectrum of the gear, which requires specific analysis during the analysis and diagnosis Components to achieve accurate diagnosis of gearbox faults.
The characteristic frequency of the Decanter centrifuge gear box failure is as follows:
1. The normal frequency spectrum shows the 1X and meshing frequencies of all the rotating shafts. There are speed sidebands on both sides of the gear meshing frequency, and the peak value is small.
2. Gear wear. The natural frequency of the gear appears, and there is a speed sideband of the shaft where the worn gear is located. When the wear is obvious, a higher peak sideband will appear near the meshing frequency.
3. Decanter centrifuge gear eccentricity. There is a sideband of higher amplitude near the meshing frequency, indicating that the gear is eccentric or the shaft is not parallel, and the peak of the meshing frequency increases with the increase of the load.
4. The decanter centrifuge gears are misaligned. The vibration of the second or higher harmonics of the meshing frequency is almost always excited, and the peak value at the 2X or 3X meshing frequency spectrum line is large, and there is a side frequency of the rotation frequency interval.