Impact of solid particle pairs on filtration operation

The impact of the particle size and size distribution of solid particles during the filtration process on the operation is mainly reflected in the following aspects: 1. Filtration rate: Smaller particles slow down the filtration rate, as they tend to clog the pores of the filtering medium more easily. 2. Selection of filtration media: Particles of different sizes require filtration media with different pore sizes. 3. Filtration pressure: Solid particles with a smaller particle size may require a higher filtration pressure to overcome the resistance encountered as the fluid passes through the filtering medium. 4. Filtration efficiency: Solid particles with a uniform particle size distribution achieve better filtration results, as they can form a uniform filter cake. 5. Cake thickness and structure: Filters formed from fine particles are usually denser, which may affect subsequent cake drying and removal operations. 6. Cleaning and maintenance of filters: Smaller particles can cause filtering equipment to clog more easily, thus requiring more frequent cleaning and maintenance. .