MEVA Counter Pressure Systems CPS
The combination of MevaPress SWP (Screw Wash Press) and MevaPress CPS (Counter Pressure Screw) produces an end product optimal for incineration. The result is a product that achieves DS contents of 50-60%, shredded screenings and a superior washing effect. CPS gives a superior results compared to an SWP with a traditional pipe system. The CPS also works as a conveyor enabling long vertical conveying distances.
Meta Counter Pressure Systems CPS Information
The combination of MevaPress SWP (Screw Wash Press) and MevaPress CPS (Counter Pressure Screw) produces an end product optimal for incineration. The result is a product that achieves DS contents of 50-60%, shredded screenings and a superior washing effect. CPS gives a superior results compared to an SWP with a traditional pipe system. The CPS also works as a conveyor enabling long vertical conveying distances.
In many countries depositing of screenings with high organic content is forbidden. There is therefore a trend towards incineration of screenings. This leads to demands for high DS content and screenings with high cleanliness. MevaPress CPS gives superior water and weight reduction of screenings which leads to decreased disposal costs.
Specifications
Main applications and benefits
• Decreased disposal costs
• Highest level of volume and weight reduction
• Removal of odour and nuisance of screenings
• Screenings are shredded and ready for incineration
• SWP + CPS achieves DS content of 50-60%
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Area of use
The MEVA CPS is a market leader and provides unsurpassed dryness and volume reduction to the screenings. The combination of MEVA SWP and MEVA’s patented CPS-X results in a product which is optimal for incineration. With DS content of between 50 & 60%, the MEVA CPS is unequalled. By adding the CPS the detention time and washing function in the SWP is enhanced, as well as the water removal.
Functionality
Attached to the Screw Wash Press, the CPS provides a high counter pressure, which creates a blockage to allow the SWP to press against a stationary plate. This ensures maximum dewatering of screenings. Screenings are then shredded before discharge which ensures the screenings are optimally prepared for incineration. By exchanging the press pipe with a CPS-X, the discharged screenings show a 50% volume reduction.
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