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mechanical separation

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mechanical separation [mi′kan·ə·kəl ‚sep·ə′rā·shən]
(mechanical engineering)
A group of industrial operations by means of which particles of solid or drops of liquid are removed from a gas or liquid, or are separated into individual fractions, or both, by gravity separation (settling), centrifugal action, and filtration.


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The second most common cause is mechanical separation.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] RTT Systemtechnik GmbH in Germany, also a partner in the WRAP program, identified the different near-infrared (NIR) spectra for copolymer and homopolymer HDPE for use in its Unisort NIR automated mechanical separation system.
Early consideration was given to alternative mechanical separation and membrane filtration options for replacing the existing mechanical separation plant consisting of 20 centrifuges before a final decision in favour of replacement of the 'old work horses' by more modern high performance nozzle centrifugal separators was taken.
 
 
 
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