the sludge is fed into the bowl and moves through the inclined conical bowl with the screw rotation. The solid part is dewatered by the moving discs, while the water exits between the disc gaps. Solids loses more water while moving through the bowl, thanks to the pressure generated by the conical shape. The last sector of the bowl generates more muddy water which is collected in a dedicated tank and it can be pumped back to the condensing tank. Pressurized water is sprayed on the drum, automatically at periodic intervals for cleaning purpose. If the load of solids changes, the pressure cone automatically adjusts the compression rate to keep constant the required dryness.

Marel offers a range of service solutions to prevent failures, maximize performance or in case of unexpected breakdowns remote or onsite assistance.

Marel has offices in 30 countries across all regions, and a global network of highly skilled professionals that provide remote as well as onsite service support. We provide quality spare parts and customized service agreements for our customers to ensure optimal performance of Marel equipment.