[Sludge Recovery Case Studies] Challenges and Recovery of Coolant Liquid Sludge (14 Cases)

[Site Manager Speaks] Coolant Sludge Recovery: 14 Case Studies of Problem Solving and Success

<Voices of 14 Site Managers> 01 (Grinding) ▲ Drum and rubber wear out in less than a year! 02 (Grinding) ▲ I want to improve the squeezing performance! 03 (Grinding) ▲ The maintenance costs for coolant and liquid replacement are burdensome! 04 (Grinding) ▲ There is too much moisture and oil remaining in the iron powder generated during manufacturing! 05 (Grinding) ▲ Sludge cannot be sufficiently collected, leading to operational stoppages during work! 06 (Grinding) ▲ Issues due to aging deterioration and clogging are severe! 07 (Grinding) ▲ I want to continue using the cylindrical grinding machine while maintaining its precise accuracy! 08 (Grinding) ▲ When the material used changes, sludge tends to accumulate easily! 09 (Cutting) ▲ Problems due to clogging of high-pressure pumps and nozzles occur frequently! 10 (Cutting) ▲ Fine sludge cannot be completely removed, accumulating to about half of the tank in three months! 11 (Cutting) ▲ Particulate sludge that cannot be removed after cutting accumulates at the bottom of the tank! 12 (Cutting) ▲ The frequency of filter replacement is high, considering other methods! 13 (Gear) ▲ Oil-soaked sludge is heavy, making the oil removal process difficult, and the floor is also covered in oil! 14 (Carbide) ▲ Cleaning the tank is difficult with just a paper filter!

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