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MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車

我公司自主研发的MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車，是一款自带运输系统、供电系统，并将取水、混凝反应、超磁分离、磁种回收和污泥处置融为一体的应急水体净化特种作业车。

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核心部分采用稀土永磁制作磁盤式結構，盤面雙面環狀布磁，變被動沈澱爲主動吸附打撈，提高分離效率，實現泥水迅速分離的目地，以達到汙水處理的效果，使得出水指標持續穩定。

功能：主要去除汙染水體中的SS、BOD、COD、TP

MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車

MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車

MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車

MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車

MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車

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MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車

》水體汙染事故應急處理；
》汙水處理厂溢流汙水處理；
》黑臭水塘（坑）淨化處理；
》河湖水水體淨化、水質提升等；

車輛基本結構及技術參數表
産品型号及名称		MagSep-SOV應急水體淨化特種作業車
VIN		LGAX5D655L9010501
序號	技術參數				檢查（實測）及填報規範
1	車輛外形尺寸（長、寬、高）（mm）				12000、2550、3880
2	整備質量（kg）		不包含車用起重尾板的車輛		27650
			包含車用起重尾板的車輛		-
3	接近角/離去角（°）				13/12
4	小離地間隙（mm）				265
5	前懸/後懸（mm）				1480/2520
6	前伸/後伸（mm）				-/-
7	軸數				4
8	軸距（mm）				2050+4600+4350
9	輪距（mm）	前			2010
		後			1860
10	輪胎	數量			12
		型號規格			12R22.5
		層級			18
12	高車速（km/h）				89
13	防抱死制動系統（ABS）			是否安裝	是
				系統型號	ABS 8
				生産企業	東科克諾爾
14	钢板弹簧片数（前/後）				3/3/10
15	驅動型式				8*4
16	變速器形式				手動擋
17	發電機（柴油發電機）				40kw

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