Heavy Duty Hydro Machine

Whirler's Rotary Hollow Paddle Sludge Processor is a machine designed for the thermal treatment of sludge. It features a rotating vessel equipped with hollow paddles through which a heating or cooling medium circulates. This indirect heat transfer method allows for controlled temperature processing of the sludge, facilitating drying, thermal conditioning to improve dewaterability, or other modifications. The rotating action ensures uniform treatment of the sludge as it moves through the processor. This technology is likely used in wastewater treatment plants and industrial settings to alter the properties of sludge for easier handling, disposal, or potential beneficial reuse.

Whirler's Heated Hollow Paddle Sludge Evaporator is a machine designed to remove moisture from sludge through indirect heating. ¹ It utilizes a vessel with rotating hollow paddles through which a heating medium circulates, transferring heat to the sludge and causing water to evaporate. ² The rotating paddles also help to mix the sludge, ensuring uniform heating and efficient evaporation. ³ This technology is likely used in industrial or wastewater treatment facilities to significantly reduce the volume and weight of sludge, resulting in a more concentrated product suitable for disposal, further processing, or potential beneficial reuse. ⁴ The heated hollow paddle design offers controlled and efficient thermal drying

Whirler's Hollow Paddle Sludge Reduction Unit is a machine designed to decrease the volume and mass of sludge. ¹ Utilizing rotating hollow paddles with a circulating thermal medium, it indirectly heats the sludge, causing moisture to evaporate and solids to potentially undergo further transformation. ² This process significantly reduces the amount of sludge requiring disposal or further treatment. ³ The enclosed design aids in odor control and allows for precise temperature management. ⁴ This unit is likely employed in wastewater treatment plants and industrial facilities seeking an efficient method for minimizing their sludge output