Looking for manufacturers of hydrocyclone separators
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One of the materials in our factory contains 2–4 g/l of solid contaminants, and the liquid contains 20% HF. The solid particles may be ALF3, Al2O3, Al(OH)3, etc.; their particle size is unknown. These contaminants need to be removed, and we intend to use a cyclone separator to reduce the solid content. May I ask: Is it feasible? Are there any good manufacturers I can consult? Additionally, if a hydrocyclone is not used, what type of filtration equipment should be chosen? Based on tests, plate and frame filters, flat plate filters, centrifuges, etc., are all suitable. What about leaf filters? I hope experts can offer some guidance. This post was last edited by brainandrain on 2009-2-17 at 11:30.]
Standards should use precision filters, cyclone separators, disc centrifuges, etc
LZ is used for purifying aluminum, right? As mentioned by the person in floor 2, precision filters, cyclone separators, or disc centrifuges should be used; proper sealing is necessary to ensure the safety of the workers.
We need the liquid phase; the solid phase will affect the next processing step
What is the unit for 2-4 g/l? Is it 2-4 g/l or 2-4 units per liter? Please provide details. Additionally, what are the pressure and temperature of the solution? The separation equipment cannot be determined solely based on the solution; thank you. Also, does anyone know how to find the original account?
If you need liquid-phase and solid-phase separation, it is recommended to use centrifuges manufactured by Changzhou Hengliang
The request is essentially to clarify things and remove the clutter
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