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* dunne fractie = thin fraction; liquid fraction 
* dikke fractie = thick fraction; solid fraction

----<blockquote>'''Liquid fraction''' 
The liquid or thin fraction derived from the mechanical separation of slurry. 

'''Solid fraction''' 

A fraction from separation with a higher content of solid material (e.g. dry matter and phosphorus) than the input material. The solid fraction is normally stackable. (VERA Glossary)</blockquote>
----<blockquote>The “Regenis GE” manure separator / digestate dewatering divides the manure or digestate into solid (thick fraction) and filtrate (liquid fraction).</blockquote>
----<blockquote>As  the  names  suggest,  the thin  fraction  is  the  more  liquid  fraction  and  consists  of particles smaller  than  200 µ m.  The  thick  fraction  is  the  fraction  wit h  more  solids  and  consists  of  particles larger  than  200  microns. This fraction  is  pressed  out  into  a  compact  form  where  the solid  content  is very high;  so  it’s  almost  like  a  dry  cake.</blockquote>

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