SALT PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
Main Cyclone Separator
Separates larger salt particles from the salt solution in the final part of the washing system, improving the consistency of the recovered product.
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PROSALT · Salt Washing Plant
How it works
Separates larger salt particles from the salt solution in the final part of the washing system, improving the consistency of the recovered product.
Its place in the process
This washing-line cyclone recovers salt crystals from the liquid stream before mechanical dewatering. Its duty is distinct from the powder cyclone in a drying air circuit; the connected flows and recovered grain sizes must be defined accordingly.
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Crystal size distribution and slurry flow
Required separation split and recovery route
Connections to the dewatering sieve and liquid return
Final materials, dimensions, drive power and operating targets are defined in the project specification. Product images illustrate the equipment family.
Technical reference
Equipment for a 50 t/h plant
These dimensions and specifications refer to equipment used in a 50 t/h plant. Every PROSALT plant is custom engineered; dimensions, materials, motor power and quantities may vary with the project. Request the current catalogue for up-to-date technical specifications.
| Parameter | Reference specification |
|---|---|
| Reference plant capacity | 50 t/h |
| Cyclone body diameter | Ø1600 mm |
| Body plate thickness | 4 mm AISI 304 stainless steel |
| Bottom discharge nozzle | Ø150 mm replaceable wear ring |
| Quantity in the reference plant | 3 pcs |
Equipment questions
Where does the recovered salt go next?
The recovered stream is directed to the selected dewatering equipment. The exact connection depends on the washing line arrangement and the moisture required before drying.
Can this equipment be integrated into an existing salt plant?
A retrofit is assessed from the existing process flow, material analysis, available dimensions and utility connections. The upstream and downstream equipment must be reviewed together before the scope is agreed.
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