Slakers and Slaker-Classifiers for lime are available in different sizes depending on the application and requirements. Slaker-Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single unit. The design provides adequate retention time for optimum slaking efficiency.The recommended Slaker Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single, rugged unit. An axial flow turbine in a baffled compartment is used for complete agitation. Better pumping action is achieved with a lower horsepower requirement.

Peripheral drive clariflocculator with turbine   The equipment consists of a flocculation zone, inside the cone, a clarification zone, outside the cone, a sedimentation zone at the tank bottom, bottom scrapers to convey the settled sludge to the central drain well, radial ditches to collect the clarified water   The sedimented sludge flocs are kept in suspension by a turbine, recycled and mixed with the water to be treated. The solids in the incoming water settle over the existing recycled sludge flocs. The new flocs volume increases and they tend to sediment more easily   Peripheral drive clariflocculator with Individual mixers   The equipment consists of a flocculation zone, inside the cone, a clarification zone, outside the cone, a sedimentation zone at the tank bottom; bottom scrapers to convey the settled sludge to the central drain well, radial ditches to collect the clarified water.   The sedimented sludge flocs are mixed with the water to be treated by the gate mixers. The solids in the incoming water are mixed with the settled sludge flocs. The new flocs volume increases and they tend to sediment more easily.

EIMCO-K.C.P.  High volume Classifiers for treatment of industrial wastewater are designed to settle and dewater relatively coarse particles from high- volume, low-percent solid streams. They will make a separation of approximately 35 mesh at 5, 000 GPM, and hydraulically transfer flow surges up to 10, 000 GPM.   The unique construction of EIMCO-K.C.P.  Classifiers permits them to handle a greater volume of wastewater than can be accommodated by other waste treatment devices. The Classifier trough is inclined and flared at the lower end to provide a quite settling pool. A Conveying spiral is mounted within the trough to discharge settled materials above the level of the pool level. Removal of large, abrasive materials by the Classifier helps succeeding equipment perform better and last longer.   Design and Construction Features.   Low initial cost on operation and maintenance. Adjustable spiral speeds to meet most production demands. Anti-friction upper and lower bearings for longer service life. Replacement wearing shoes. Motorized, hydraulic spiral lifting devices for easy start-up after accidental or prolonged shutdown where heavy solids build-up may occur. Replaceable abrasion-resistant steel tank liner with bolted construction. Sectionalized steel flights. Tank is fabricated of heavy steel plate, rigidly braced. The drive is complete with totally enclosed, oil lubricated, shaft mounted reducer, V-Belt drive and belt guard.

EIMCO-K.C.P. Flocculator provides agitation for treating process liquids, water or wastewater in circular or square tanks. Available in 1 to 25 HP for chemical mixing and blending coagulants, neutralization and general purpose mixing. When used for flocculation, the unit has extremely high circulation capacity up to 25 times the feed rate. EIMCO-K.C.P. has other types of horizontal and vertical paddle flocculators available for flocculating and mixing applications.    

EIMCO-K.C.P. Slakers and Slaker-Classifiers for lime are available in different sizes depending on the application and requirements. Slaker-Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single unit. The design provides adequate retention time for optimum slaking efficiency. EIMCO-K.C.P Lime Slakers and Slaker Classifiers are available depending on the design of the hot lime facilities. The recommended Slaker Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single, rugged unit.  An axial flow turbine in a baffled compartment is used for complete agitation.  Better pumping action is achieved with a lower horsepower requirement. The classifier section utilizes a large diameter screw, similar to that which has been successfully used in the metallurgical industry for many years.  Virtually all of the plus 65 mesh inert solids are removed in this compartment.  The grit is sprayed with water at the top of the screw to recover any remaining soda values before discharge. The large diameter screw in the Classifier has a force lubricated lower sleeve, using either water or green liquor as the lubricating fluid. The entire unit is heavy-duty construction with stainless steel used in the slaking compartment liners, the agitator shaft and impeller, overflow, feed piping, and the classifier screw. The design provides for adequate detention time for optimum slaking efficiency.

Horizontal Vacuum Belt Filter has most of the operating capability of a bottom pickup vacuum filter… additionally, it has the operating flexibility to meet particular processing requirements some unique and exclusive capabilities – Simplicity of operation, and fluctuations, the ability to handle feed with low and high solids concentrations, and highly effective cake washing for increased product recoveries and profitability.

Slakers and Slaker-Classifiers for lime are available in different sizes depending on the application and requirements. Slaker-Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single unit. The design provides adequate retention time for optimum slaking efficiency.The recommended Slaker Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single, rugged unit. An axial flow turbine in a baffled compartment is used for complete agitation. Better pumping action is achieved with a lower horsepower requirement.

Peripheral drive clariflocculator with turbine   The equipment consists of a flocculation zone, inside the cone, a clarification zone, outside the cone, a sedimentation zone at the tank bottom, bottom scrapers to convey the settled sludge to the central drain well, radial ditches to collect the clarified water   The sedimented sludge flocs are kept in suspension by a turbine, recycled and mixed with the water to be treated. The solids in the incoming water settle over the existing recycled sludge flocs. The new flocs volume increases and they tend to sediment more easily   Peripheral drive clariflocculator with Individual mixers   The equipment consists of a flocculation zone, inside the cone, a clarification zone, outside the cone, a sedimentation zone at the tank bottom; bottom scrapers to convey the settled sludge to the central drain well, radial ditches to collect the clarified water.   The sedimented sludge flocs are mixed with the water to be treated by the gate mixers. The solids in the incoming water are mixed with the settled sludge flocs. The new flocs volume increases and they tend to sediment more easily.

EIMCO-K.C.P.  High volume Classifiers for treatment of industrial wastewater are designed to settle and dewater relatively coarse particles from high- volume, low-percent solid streams. They will make a separation of approximately 35 mesh at 5, 000 GPM, and hydraulically transfer flow surges up to 10, 000 GPM.   The unique construction of EIMCO-K.C.P.  Classifiers permits them to handle a greater volume of wastewater than can be accommodated by other waste treatment devices. The Classifier trough is inclined and flared at the lower end to provide a quite settling pool. A Conveying spiral is mounted within the trough to discharge settled materials above the level of the pool level. Removal of large, abrasive materials by the Classifier helps succeeding equipment perform better and last longer.   Design and Construction Features.   Low initial cost on operation and maintenance. Adjustable spiral speeds to meet most production demands. Anti-friction upper and lower bearings for longer service life. Replacement wearing shoes. Motorized, hydraulic spiral lifting devices for easy start-up after accidental or prolonged shutdown where heavy solids build-up may occur. Replaceable abrasion-resistant steel tank liner with bolted construction. Sectionalized steel flights. Tank is fabricated of heavy steel plate, rigidly braced. The drive is complete with totally enclosed, oil lubricated, shaft mounted reducer, V-Belt drive and belt guard.

EIMCO-K.C.P. Flocculator provides agitation for treating process liquids, water or wastewater in circular or square tanks. Available in 1 to 25 HP for chemical mixing and blending coagulants, neutralization and general purpose mixing. When used for flocculation, the unit has extremely high circulation capacity up to 25 times the feed rate. EIMCO-K.C.P. has other types of horizontal and vertical paddle flocculators available for flocculating and mixing applications.    

EIMCO-K.C.P. Slakers and Slaker-Classifiers for lime are available in different sizes depending on the application and requirements. Slaker-Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single unit. The design provides adequate retention time for optimum slaking efficiency. EIMCO-K.C.P Lime Slakers and Slaker Classifiers are available depending on the design of the hot lime facilities. The recommended Slaker Classifier combines the slaking action, classifying and grit removal in a single, rugged unit.  An axial flow turbine in a baffled compartment is used for complete agitation.  Better pumping action is achieved with a lower horsepower requirement. The classifier section utilizes a large diameter screw, similar to that which has been successfully used in the metallurgical industry for many years.  Virtually all of the plus 65 mesh inert solids are removed in this compartment.  The grit is sprayed with water at the top of the screw to recover any remaining soda values before discharge. The large diameter screw in the Classifier has a force lubricated lower sleeve, using either water or green liquor as the lubricating fluid. The entire unit is heavy-duty construction with stainless steel used in the slaking compartment liners, the agitator shaft and impeller, overflow, feed piping, and the classifier screw. The design provides for adequate detention time for optimum slaking efficiency.

Horizontal Vacuum Belt Filter has most of the operating capability of a bottom pickup vacuum filter… additionally, it has the operating flexibility to meet particular processing requirements some unique and exclusive capabilities – Simplicity of operation, and fluctuations, the ability to handle feed with low and high solids concentrations, and highly effective cake washing for increased product recoveries and profitability.