Alfa Laval MAB 104 Manual Clean, Disc-Stack Centrifuge
The Alfa Laval MAB 104 Centrifuge is a solid-retaining (aka solid bowl; manual-clean), disc-stack centrifuge ideal for the continuous, three-phase separation of fuels, such as diesel, biodiesel, and turbine lube oil. With a 2 HP Motor, the MAB 104 centrifuge has a bowl RPM of 7,500 and can process 6 GPM of Diesel Fuel or 1 GPM of Turbine Lube Oil.
Alfa Laval MAB 104 Diesel Centrifuge Specifications
Model Type | Alfa Laval MAB 104 B 24-60 |
Rated Capacity | 6 GPM on 13 cSt Diesel Fuel |
Sludge Space | 0.25 Gallons |
Motor HP: | 2 HP |
Voltages: | 230 / 460 V |
Alfa Laval WSB 104 70 Manual Clean, Concentrator Disc-Stack Centrifuge
The Alfa Laval WSB 104 Centrifuge is a solid-retaining (aka solid bowl; manual-clean), disc-stack centrifuge ideal for the continuous, three-phase separation of water-based industrial fluids like machining coolant and washer fluid. With a 2 HP Motor, the WSB 104 centrifuge has a bowl RPM of 7,500 and can process 2 GPM of water-based synthetic coolant.
Alfa Laval WSB 104 Coolant Tramp Oil Centrifuge Specifications
Model Type | Alfa Laval WSB 104-70 |
Rated Capacity | 2 GPM on Water Soluble Machining Coolant |
Sludge Space | 0.25 Gallons |
Motor HP: | 2 HP |
Voltages: | 230 / 460 V |
Applications
The Alfa Laval WSB-104 is a concentrator version of the MAB-104 disc-stack centrifuge. It is specifically designed to concentrate oil from water-based industrial fluids such as machine coolant, washer fluid, parts washer solvent, water-soluble cutting oils, de-oiling of split emulsions, etc.
Operation
The process fluid is fed to the rotating centrifuge bowl from the top (1) and is sped-up in the distributor (2). It then enters the disc stack (3), and it is between the discs that the separation occurs.
The high centrifugal force pushes the water-based fluid and heavy solids to the bowl wall. The solids accumulate here, and the water-based fluid travels over the top disc (4) and exits the bowl through the open outlet (5). The oil (light phase) is moved towards the bowl center and exits the bowl through the open outlet (6).
The centrifuge needs to be periodically stopped for manual removal of separated solids.
The rotating bowl assembly is mounted on a vertical ‘bowl-spindle’ (7). A horizontally mounted motor rotates the spindle via a worm-gear.