DisRuptor

What it is

DisRuptor is a mechanical disintegration unit for improving the preparation of fibrous and solid-rich biogas substrates. By reducing particle size and exposing additional surface area, it can support more effective fermentation and more homogeneous slurry handling.

How it works

A six-blade rotor runs at high speed opposite an outer ring, processing solids through an adjustable narrow gap. Operators can adapt the gap to the specific substrate. A hydraulic mechanism raises the cutting head to simplify adjustment and access.

Where it is used

Preparation of fibrous plant material; biogas feedstock circulation; homogenization of substrates susceptible to floating layers.

Key advantages

• Adjustable processing gap for different substrates.
• Can lower slurry viscosity and reduce floating-layer formation.
• Hydraulic access to the working head for service.

Technical characteristics

The brochure describes the DisRuptor DR7000 and its six-blade rotor. Model-specific throughput, motor power and final particle sizes are not stated in the supplied brochure.

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