On September 23, ESMIL and Treatment Plant Operator Magazine will host a technical webinar dedicated to the engineering, operation and practical application of ESMIL-Tsurumi MDQ Multi-Disc Screw Presses.
The session will be presented by Randy Burns, Sales Engineer at ESMIL, who will combine technical insight with practical experience from sludge dewatering projects. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss selected aspects of Multi-Disc Screw Press application during the session.
What Will Participants Learn?
- Multi-Disc vs. Conventional Screw Presses
What distinguishes a Multi-Disc Screw Press from a conventional screw press and which design advances enable continuous, self-cleaning sludge dewatering. - How the Multi-Disc Screw Press Works
How the low-speed screw, moving-ring filtration system, progressive compression and automated controls work together throughout the dewatering process. - Multi-Disc Screw Presses vs. Other Dewatering Methods
Why Multi-Disc Screw Presses can offer greater reliability and lower maintenance requirements than high-speed centrifuges, and simpler operation, cleaning, automation and maintenance compared with belt filter presses. - Factors Behind Lifecycle Costs
How low energy demand, limited wash-water use, simplified maintenance and reduced operator attention can contribute to lower lifecycle costs. - What Determines Dewatering Performance?
Which sludge properties and operating parameters determine capacity, solids capture, polymer consumption and cake dryness. - Proper Selection & Operation
How to properly select and operate a Multi-Disc Screw Press and avoid common design and operational mistakes.
Experience from Municipal & Industrial Applications
The webinar will also include practical examples from municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants, demonstrating how Multi-Disc Screw Presses perform under actual operating conditions.
Participants will have an opportunity to ask Randy questions directly, making the session a valuable opportunity to discuss both the engineering principles and practical aspects of sludge dewatering.
Date: September 23
Time: 12 PM CDT
