DRYING FILTER PRESS
Turnkey Projects Installations
Impressive advantages
Reduces operation and transport costs drastically
Produces Class A Biosolids from liquid sludge in a safe and enclosed environment without the need for additional dewatering equipment
Operates with minimal supervision due to its high level of automation
Generates no noise or odor disturbances in the neighborhood
Operates on various low temperature heat sources, such as steam, hot water or thermal fluids
Requires minimal space
Drying Filter Press
Reliable equipment – Useful and ecological end product
Ideal for the wastewaters generated by the rinsing process at slaughterhouses and food transformation plants, for recoveries from the filtration of pigments, fumes and particles in mining or metallurgical transformation plants
Dries municipal and industrial sludge and produces cakes reusable as fertilizers, fuels or inert aggregate material
Huge reduction of inconveniences to the neighborhood due to transport noise and dust
Economical and ecological replacement option to landfills
Net GHG reduction when producing fertilizing biosolids
Superior results
At the VfA Verein für Abfallentsorgung plant (VfA Association for Waste Disposal) in Buchs, Switzerland, a filter press dryer is in operation to dewater and dry the sludge from the flue gas desulphurization process of a waste incineration plant. The press is built with 59 PP membrane plates of 1200 mm in size and produces 300 dry metric tons per year of cake at 70% solids content. It operates at a rate of 3 cycles on each 24 hour day, with very minimal supervision.
Drying Filter Press - Superior Results
DRYING FILTER PRESS
Plate size: 470/630/800/1000/1200/1500 mm
Cake thickness: 25/32/40 mm
Worldwide references
More than 50 Berlie Technologies Inc. systems are now in operation worldwide.
Advanced technology
In our Patented Filter Press Dryer, sludge enters at 2% to 6% in solids content and is dried to a solid cake of up to 99% in solids content.
System configuration
Performance chart
Energy savings and recovery
When processing liquid sludge, this drying system can be operated without additional purchase of fossil fuels if steam, hot water or thermal fluids are available as recovered heat sources.
When processing digested sludge, this drying system can be operated without the purchase of fossil fuels if the digestion biogas is recycled as an efficient heat source to generate steam, hot water or thermal fluids.