Seeking help with activated carbon filters
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This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2018-11-10 at 17:49. Activated carbon is used for decolorization during the production process; 40–80 kg of fine powdered activated carbon is used per batch. The activated carbon that has been used for filtering is not recycled. It is required that the filtered activated carbon be in a compact form, so as to facilitate its removal from the filter and ease of discharge. Send me good suggestions, M.
Plate and frame filtration, ultrafiltration, or precision filters. However, activated carbon is prone to clogging in ultrafiltration and precision filter systems, and backwashing or cleaning is relatively difficult. If plate and frame filtration is used, the worst that can happen is to replace the filter cloth!
It’s very simple; it’s designed like a drawer.
The bottom part can be opened using pneumatic power; it features vertical plate filtration and vibration-based slag removal, so no manual intervention is required. The slag is automatically separated due to vibration, and when the pneumatic valve at the bottom opens, all that’s needed is something to catch the slag. The operation is simple