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Continuous centrifuges operate throughout the separation process. The centrifugal process appears seamless, but it usually involves a series of closely connected cycles. Continuous centrifuges usually contain intake and output channels so as to prevent buildup and to ensure proper separation. Continuous centrifuges are often used in water treatment plants.
The most commonly used design for continuous centrifuges is the basket centrifuge, which works like the spin cycle of a washing machine. These centrifuges consist of a basket that rotates around the vertical axis of the machine, using centrifugal force to separate particles by density. This process can be used to separate, purify, extract, or wash substances.
