Project Description
RINA SRP are vertical centrifuges with a very high G-force (up to 25.000 rpm), and are used for solid-liquid separation (version “C”) or liquid-liquid separation (version “S”).
Version “C”, Clarification, enables the removal of very fine impurities suspended in a liquid phase with a low solids concentration. The high G factor generates a substantial separation force. The solids settle and accumulate on the cylindrical wall of the suspended rotor and the treated liquid is discharged fully clarified. When the rotor is full, the solids are discharged manually after the equipment has stopped.
The “S”, Separation, version is used to separate 2 immiscible liquid phases with different densities. Depending on the relative concentration of each phase, the corresponding diaphragm is installed to obtain 2 continuous streams of purified liquids.
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RINA SRP-AD are the first tubular-bowl supercentrifuges on the market equipped with a non-invasive automatic solids discharge device. This tubular-bowl supercentrifuge maintains the usual performance of a high centrifugal force separator (up to 20.000 G) while improving the process and its operation, by reducing the risk of contamination. It also enables automatic traceability of the entire cycle, as it eliminates operator involvement throughout the process, eliminating the operation of opening and handling the rotor at the end of the separation process. This ensures compliance with GMP standards. From a mechanical perspective, these are sedimentation centrifuges with a vertical tubular rotor made entirely of AISI-316L stainless steel and a titanium rotor, which are easy to install and operate.