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Dear masters, I want to add a filter to the bottom of the reactor, please help.

2020-05-08View Original

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Dear gods: Due to process reasons, the reaction tank washes the materials while stirring. During this period, water needs to be poured in and out, repeated several times. Every time the water is discharged, it must be discharged together with the materials and then into the centrifugal equipment, and then added again. It is very troublesome to wash, so I want to use a layer of filter screen in the original reaction tank. The material is granular, and the specific size is a little smaller than millet. Therefore, without considering the difficulty of the transformation, I can give you some suggestions on the actual transformation method. Thank you.
Reply #22020-05-08
Add a filter outside the reactor and use a pump to circulate it. The filter should be designed according to the material.
Reply #32020-05-08
I have indeed considered this, but it is no different from putting it into a centrifuge. My original intention is to filter out the water and keep the material. Thank you, this is a good idea.
Reply #42020-05-08
The safety of the filter is not high. You can consult the screen plate manufacturer.
Reply #52020-05-09
I can’t speak anymore, just a simple washing tank with materials at the bottom? The filter is not feasible. For solid and liquid mixing, the filter will be broken after one use. It is recommended to siphon the water.
Reply #62020-05-09
On the head, add a detachable bottom pipe and calculate the height to allow water to escape from the top. The disadvantage of this is that the water cannot be drained, so it should not have much impact. To be more safe, you can add a filter to the end of the bottom tube. If it is clogged in time, you can also pull out the bottom tube, clean it, or fill it with water in the reverse direction.
Reply #72020-05-09
I have never seen a filter added to the bottom of a reactor. Maintenance is not easy. Is it necessary to wash materials in the reactor? Can the material be washed directly in the centrifuge?
Reply #82020-05-10
Add a lower outlet at the bottom of the kettle. There is a filter on the discharge port. After washing, open the lower outlet and add water while stirring.
Reply #92020-05-10
It is not feasible to add a screen like this because your particles are relatively large. You can consider adding a screen plate! Add a head with screen slats to the bottom head, and put the water discharge valve and water inlet valve in the same position! Easy to clean screen plate

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