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INNOVATIVE SOLID BOWL CENTRIFUGE TECHNOLOGY

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Sealing systems<br />

Most sizes and models of<br />

FLOTTWEG <strong>CENTRIFUGE</strong>S<br />

are available in a variety of<br />

rotor and housing seal designs<br />

for the following operating<br />

conditions:<br />

• atmospheric<br />

• vapor-tight<br />

• gas-tight<br />

FLOTTWEG <strong>CENTRIFUGE</strong>S<br />

can also be adapted for operating<br />

in closed-loop systems.<br />

Atmospheric centrifuges are<br />

the standard version. They are<br />

used for applications where<br />

there is no harm from products<br />

or vapors released to the environment<br />

and where it is not<br />

necessary to isolate the centrifuge<br />

bowl from the surrounding<br />

atmosphere.<br />

Vapor-tight versions of<br />

FLOTTWEG centrifuges are<br />

the right choice in cases where<br />

substances emitted from the<br />

Atmospheric Vapor-tight Gas-tight<br />

Gas-tight centrifuges allow<br />

the safe operation with toxic,<br />

corrosive or flammable media<br />

by applying inert purge gas to<br />

rotor seals and by inertizing the<br />

process chamber and centrifuge<br />

housing. Slight positive<br />

or negative pressures can be<br />

maintained in the process area<br />

by regulating the purge gas<br />

supply. Special sealing elements<br />

minimize the seal gas<br />

consumption.<br />

process could pollute the environment<br />

or if contact of the<br />

product with ambient air is undesirable.<br />

Additional seals on<br />

rotor shafts and housing provide<br />

the necessary seal. Emissions<br />

can be eliminated when<br />

purge gas/air is applied to<br />

seals or the centrifuge housing<br />

is vented.

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