CDE to commission first X5 ProPress in Australia

CDE is preparing to commission the first global installation of its largest ProPress model, the X5, in Australia later this year.

The X5 ProPress from CDE. (Photo: CDE) The X5 ProPress from CDE. (Photo: CDE)

Unveiled at Hillhead 2024 in the UK, the X5 is the largest model in CDE’s new ProPress range, developed to improve operational efficiency and maximise water recovery in wet processing applications.

The system is designed to recover up to 95% of process water for reuse in washing operations, reducing reliance on freshwater sources.

Its dual-feed design allows sludge to be fed from both sides for improved efficiency and shorter cycle times, while an overhead beam structure reduces mechanical stress to enhance durability.

An automated multifunctional robot handles plate opening, shaking, and cloth washing, reducing moving parts and maintenance requirements. The larger plates also incorporate self-cleaning technology to limit manual intervention and improve uptime.

James Murphy, CDE’s Head of Business Development for Asia Pacific, said the installation represents an important milestone for the company and its customers.

He said: “The ProPress is our response to minimising freshwater dependency and maximising water recycling, all while improving processing capacity, reducing operating costs, and minimising maintenance downtime. This technology will be key for our customers in regions where water resources are particularly scarce.”

CDE said the commissioning of the X5 in Australia reflects growing demand for sustainable water management technologies in regions where water resources are under pressure.

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