Solid-liquid separation problem involving fine particles
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This post was last edited by Thin Man on 2019-11-3 at 10:31. As the title suggests, the methods available for separating liquids from solids that contain small solid particles include centrifugation, plate and frame filtration, ceramic membrane filtration, folded membrane filtration, and bag filters. But what is the best method to use when the particle diameter is around 0.1 microns? It’s best to be able to operate continuously, as the volume is quite large.
If the volume is large, plate and frame filtration should be used
It is better to use a silicon carbide ceramic membrane for filtration
How much is the filtration capacity? Is a sealed operation required? Does the solid need to be removed from the system in the form of solid sludge? What is the approximate particle size of the solid?
What is the particle size? The specific data is not detailed, making it difficult to conduct a targeted analysis.
How does the mycelium fare through this concentration?