Cyclone Desander

The cyclone desander is based on the principles of centrifugal settlement and density difference. When the water flow enters the equipment tangentially from the inlet of the desander under a certain pressure, it will produce strong rotational motion. Due to the different density of sand and water, centrifugal force, centripetal buoyancy, Under the action of fluid drag, the low-density clean water rises and is discharged from the overflow port, while the high-density sand settles to the bottom and is discharged from the sand discharge port, thereby achieving the purpose of sand removal. Under certain range and conditions, the greater the water inlet pressure of the desander, the higher the sand removal rate, and multiple units can be used in parallel. Separating sand by cyclone is the most economical and effective method. Address: South Courtyard, Guandimiao Road, Jiugong, Daxing District, Beijing. Telephone, fax and mobile phone. Contact person: Ms. He
Characteristics of cyclone desander
Simple structure, easy operation, safe and reliable use, almost no problem Maintenance required.
Compared with sand removal equipment such as expansion tubes and buffer boxes, it has the advantages of small size, large processing capacity, and saving on-site space.
, can remove sand in the water during uninterrupted water supply.
, avoids the secondary pollution of water quality caused by other sand removal methods, and has high sand removal efficiency

Scope of use
It should be suitable for water quality treatment and control of raw water and supplementary water, such as Oilfield drilling, trenchless horizontal directional crossing, mud purification cyclone separation for coal bed methane drilling, sand removal from river water and well water, coal washing water, industrial mineral processing, solid-liquid separation, liquid degassing and separation of immiscible liquids, etc.
Widely used in water source heat pump systems, heating water, central air conditioning cooling water, chilled water, steel, power generation, chemical industry and other industrial and mining enterprises, tap water, sea water, surface water, underground water, etc.