The Tripac 90 hydrocyclone is designed mainly for cleaning of bleached and semi-bleached kraft pulp, special pulps, removal of mini-shives and for use in waste paper deinking systems. It is available in canister and bank assemblies. The canister assembly is primarily intended for primary stages in cleaner plants and the bank assembly for secondary stages and for small flow rates. The Tripac 90 is a small-diameter cleaner that offers the advantages of a large diameter cleaner. The unique flow patterns created in the Tripac 90 develop exceptionally high g-forces for highly efficient separation of small dirt and shive particles.
Key benefits
• Compact design • High cleaning efficiency • High runnability • Low pressure drop • A variety of cones available
Three-in-one hydrocyclone means less
units to install The Tripac 90 features three 60-mm-diameter (2.5 inch)
hydrocyclones housed in one cleaner body. The cyclone cassette combines the runnability, high capacity and low reject rates of a large cleaner with the cleaning efficiency of a small cleaner.
Efficient removal of small particles
A small-diameter hydrocyclone develops higher g-forces and a greater cleaning efficiency at a constant power input. The high centrifugal force that develops in the separation zone in a Tripac 90 ensures an exceptionally high separation of contaminants from pulp. Due to the small cone angle, a high separation of mini-shives can be achieved.
Large reject outlet prevents clogging
The Tripac 90 is a unique solution to the clogging problems encountered with a small-diameter hydrocyclone and a small reject outlet. The three hydrocyclones in the Tripac 90 cleaner are equipped with a common large-diameter reject outlet that determines the individual cyclone reject flow rates. This virtually eliminates the risk of clogging. The design of the reject outlet is patented.
Removal of contaminants with minimal fiber loss
Cleaning systems are used to remove coarse or fine heavy and lightweight contaminants as well as entrained air. This provides a clean fiber material but also reduces wear and tear on the downstream equipment.
Cleaners are used for recovered paper stock systems, approach flow systems, and stock preparation systems with virgin fibers.
To minimize fiber loss, the rejects have to be processed in subsequent cleaner stages. In Centrifugal cleaner systems, in most cases two or three cleaner stages are required but no more than four stages.
Separate fiber and contaminants with high efficiency
Low consistency (LC) cleaners are used to remove small contaminants. The separation principle is always the same - contaminants can be separated from fibers of different densities.
Based on decades of experience in paper production and stock preparation, we developed its Blue Line product line. Our customers profit from proven our quality in stock preparation and simultaneously lower costs of raw materials. Our LC and HC cleaner products are perfectly matched to each other. Take advantage of our technologies for outstanding pulp and paper quality.
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