Energy-Efficient White Water Recovery

In the papermaking process, the disc filter is primarily used for white water recovery, allowing mills to capture valuable fibers and reduce water waste. With a high fiber recovery rate, the system minimizes fiber loss and supports closed-loop water circulation, significantly cutting down on fresh water usage. This not only reduces operational costs but also helps prevent white water pollution, making the process more eco-friendly.

Effective Stock Thickening

During the pulping process, the disc filter functions as an efficient stock thickening machine, delivering high consistency output ranging between 12% and 14%. This high-consistency pulp is ideal for further processing or storage, enhancing the overall efficiency of the pulp preparation line.

Environmental and Operational Benefits

The disc filter is part of a new generation of pulp processing equipment focused on sustainability. It contributes to:

Lower energy and water consumption

High fiber recovery from white water

Reduced environmental impact through water recycling

Consistent, high-quality pulp thickening output

Applications of the Disc Filter

White water recovery in papermaking lines

Stock thickening in pulp processing systems

Ideal for paper mills seeking to reduce water waste and improve resource efficiency

National Recognition and Quality Standards

This equipment has been tested and certified to meet national advanced standards, confirming its performance, reliability, and environmental benefits. It is widely adopted by modern paper mills aiming to improve both productivity and sustainability.

Conclusion

The disc filter (disc thickener) is an essential addition to any pulp and paper operation looking to enhance fiber recovery, conserve water, and maintain high-quality pulp thickening. With proven performance and environmental benefits, it supports cleaner, more cost-effective production processes and aligns with the industry’s growing focus on sustainability.