The four corners of the grooved section in the middle of the filter plate have no holes that connect to the liquid outlet holes on the edges
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This post was last edited by jmdc on 2017-9-18 at 14:14. In this type of filter plate, the area with grooves in it lacks small holes at its two lower corners that would connect to the liquid outlet holes on the edges; so how does fluid exit from this plate? We use this type of plate in filter presses
The ones used in our company have holes; could it be that there are channels inside the frame of yours?
What consequences will arise if all the filter plates are installed in the wrong order and direction?
The filter plates in our unit are symmetric on both the front and back sides; there is no difference between them. However, some of the filter plates have an additional hole on each side of the frame, which is used for the inflow and outflow of pressing water
There should be a hole on the inside of the arrow you’ve marked, whether it’s for open flow or submerged flow.