Microporous filter life after regeneration
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We plan to use microporous filters to filter chemical products containing a small amount of sludge impurities, but I heard from people that the service life of microporous filters is short. After the fine solid impurities enter the micropores during the filtration process, the impurities are difficult to be replaced by the air used for regeneration. That is, regeneration is difficult, causing the microporous filters to easily fail and have a short lifespan, so they have to replace them with new ones. Please discuss, the service life of microporous filters and the ideal regeneration method.
Where do you use the microporous filter? Is it microporous plate filtration or tube filtration? Plate filtration cannot be backflushed, and even the backflushing effect is not good. If it is a filter using a filter tube, there should be no problem. The microporous ceramic filter produced by our company can be regenerated when used to filter residual ammonia from coking (containing coal tar), and can guarantee a service life of more than 5 years. The service life has a lot to do with filter selection and operation.
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