In order to recover the precious barite and recycle it back into the process GEA has developed a special classifying decanter. This special decanter removes only very heavy solids from the mud. Our GEA rigMaster CF series from the new ecoforce decanter generation is used for this application – with the inherent advantages such as high torque, maximum availability, high throughput capacities, excellent classifying results and low energy consumption.
Features & Benefits
- High quality wear protection
- External gear system for maximum gear protection
- Oil lubrication for all bearings for exacting demands
- High quality stainless steel for all product-contacting parts
- Gas-tight and explosion protected design for hazardous zones
- High-torque GEA summationdrive for optimum differential speed at all times and minimum energy consumption
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