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The Pusher Centrifuge is a type of continuous filtration centrifuge used for separation of solids from liquids using the centrifugal force. The pusher mechanism reciprocally pushes the solid cake towards the discharge end.
This offers continual processing, efficient solid-liquid separation, uniform cake discharge, high capacity, and minimized human intervention.
The selection process is based on physical properties, required capacity, particle size, feed concentration, cake moisture, and operating conditions.
Pusher centrifuges are usually ideal for processing crystals or granules which easily drain freely and form a filter cake. It all depends on the materials used.
The Pusher Centrifuge works continuously and has reciprocating action to remove the cake from the centrifuge, whereas the Peeler Centrifuge usually works in batches and has peeling knives to remove the cake.