Liquid Line Separator
The Electro Flux Pipeline Magnet (Liquid Line Separator) is designed to draw tiny ferrous particles like rust from fluid flows in a pipeline with minimal pressure loss or flow rate reduction.
The unit is made of stainless steel, either 304 or 316, and is simply linked to the existing pipeline through flanged or threaded ends. Liquid Traps can be mounted horizontally, vertically, or at an angle that does not impact their magnetic efficiency.
The flow is filtered and undesired ferrous metal is removed by the Magnetic Grill. The fast-release lid allows for quick and easy access.
Features
Simple to set up and quickly cleaned
Stainless steel (304 or 316) is used to meet food industry standards.
Extremely effective performance thanks to 10,000 gauss rare earth magnets
Custom-made to your exact specifications.Versions that are simple to cleanare available.
Liquid Line Separator
Here’s an analysis of liquid line separators, addressing their function, applications, and design considerations.
Function and Purpose
Applications
Liquid line separators are designed to remove ferrous and paramagnetic contaminants from liquid streams. This is crucial in various industries to maintain product quality, protect equipment, and meet regulatory requirements. These separators are also known as inline magnetic separators, liquid line magnetic traps, or liquid line separators.
These separators find applications in a wide range of industries and processes. They are suitable for liquids of varying viscosities, from water to thick pastes.[1] Common applications include:
Liquid line separators are available in various designs to suit different applications. Key design features include:
Design and Construction
Food and Beverage: Processing of juice, syrups, chocolate, sauces, and other food products.
Paint and Pigment Manufacturing: Removing contaminants to ensure product purity.
Mining and Pulp Extraction: Separating magnetic materials from slurries.
Chemical Processing: Protecting equipment and ensuring product quality in chemical lines.
Housing: Typically constructed from stainless steel (304 or 316 grade) for corrosion resistance and hygiene.
Magnetic Elements: Utilize rare earth neodymium iron boron (NdFeB) magnets for high magnetic strength. The magnetic rods or tubes are often arranged to maximize contact with the liquid flow.
Configurations: Available in single-wall or double-wall (jacketed) versions for heated pipelines. They can be installed vertically, horizontally, or at an angle.
Cleaning: Designed for easy cleaning, often involving the removal of a lid or magnetic element to remove collected contaminants.[2] Some models feature automated cleaning systems.[
Several types of liquid line separators are available, each suited for specific applications:
Types of Liquid Line Separators
T-Trap Magnetic Separators: Designed for heavy-duty, large-volume liquid and semi-liquid line flow systems. They employ a slip-in cage of stainless steel permanent magnetic tubes.
Plate T Traps: Ideal for viscous and fibrous products, these use a plate magnet to direct the flow and capture contaminants.
Cage Style Magnets: These have magnetic rods arranged vertically in a cage-like structure.
Key performance characteristics include:
Performance and Features
Magnetic Strength: Measured in Gauss, with options ranging from 7000 to 12000 Gauss on the tube surface.
Temperature and Pressure Ratings: Designed to operate within specific temperature and pressure ranges.
Contaminant Removal: Capable of removing sub-micron sized contaminants.
Compliance: Often designed to meet audit requirements and industry standards.
The primary function of a liquid line separator is to remove ferrous and paramagnetic contaminants from liquid streams to maintain product quality and protect equipment
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