Refining filtering problem
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I would like to ask the experts here: Our company currently uses mesh filters for purifying copper melt, but their filtering efficiency is very poor. They can only remove large particles of impurities; they have almost no effect on removing smaller particles or oil contaminants. I would like to know what type of structure high-efficiency filters for copper melt are used by other companies in this field Thank you! !
It is recommended to consider using PP microporous tube filters, which offer high filtration precision, are easy to operate, and enable automatic waste discharge
Please provide a detailed explanation, thank you!
Our company uses Guilin Chengyu filters, with thick bath towels as the internal filtering material. The effect fully meets the requirements for filtering molten copper.
Our factory’s copper melt filter features an inner sleeve, with a layer of 60-mesh wire mesh on the outside, and has dimensions of 1200×1500×20
Membrane separation filters produced by Beijing Hangyutong Company can be used, offering good filtration performance. A higher processing capacity can be selected for full filtration. This post was last edited by yunanshu on 2008-2-1 08:59]
Microporous ceramic filters are an option; contact number: 13707991035, Mr. Wang. This post was last edited by yunanshu on 2008-2-1 at 09:00
The LH series of chemical filters developed and produced by Guilin Chengyu General Equipment Co., Ltd. are designed for filtering copper melt, propylene carbonate solution, and desulfurization liquid. Their filtration precision lies between ultrafiltration (≤0.1μm) and microfiltration (≥0.5μm); they are particularly effective in filtering copper melt, with rapid results. The Anhui Guoyang Fertilizer Factory uses it very well; it’s worth visiting for a inspection.
We achieved better results using Guilin Chengyu
I still think it’s possible to eliminate copper washing! It’s better to use diol instead!
Purification filters work extremely well; they are currently widely used in copper electrolytes, as they can completely retain solids of 0.1 microns in size, resulting in a completely clear filtrate. This type of filter is called a Scheibler filter, and more information can be found at www.filterox.com.