WBZG Half-Bridge Periphery Transmission Scraper

Operating Principle

The peripheral drive mud scraper is composed of main components such as the working bridge, scraper arm and mud scraper assembly, central support, drive mechanism, collector, electrical control box, and accessories like the outlet triangular weir plate, flow stabilizer tube, slag挡板, and floating scum scraper.

The work bridge is driven by a driving mechanism installed around it, rotating around a central support mounted on a pier at the center of the pond. The scraper suspended under the work bridge pulls a logarithmic spiral scraper, collecting sludge settled at the bottom of the pond into a central mud collection pit. Scum on the liquid surface is concentrated in a constricted area formed by the scraper and side baffles, then scraped into a collection bin and removed from the pond.

Model Significance

Application Fields

Primarily used for sludge removal from radial primary and secondary sedimentation tanks, also suitable for sludge removal from thickening tanks, this is a new type of scraper.

Technical Advantages:

· The work bridge is designed with a truss structure, offering simplicity, aesthetics, and lightness.

· Simple and convenient maintenance, with low operating costs.

· Multiple transmission reducers available: with shaft-mounted design, simple and compact structure, easy for maintenance; featuring cycloidal pinwheel reducer, affordable with high transmission efficiency.

· According to customer requirements, walking wheel wheel materials can be selected from engineering rubber wheels (standard configuration), steel wheels, nylon wheels, and polyurethane wheels.

· High-efficiency logarithmic spiral scraper, ensuring reliable collection of sludge.

· Electrical components are all outdoor type, safe and reliable, featuring both local and remote control capabilities.

· Equipment can be manufactured to user-specific dimensions. Parts in contact with water can be made of stainless steel.