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A water absorption tank is connected behind the filter press

2009-11-09View Original

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This post was last edited by justtime2005 on 2009-11-9 at 17:26. Experts: In the design of our titanium dioxide production process, diaphragm filter presses are used for slag treatment. Behind the filter presses, there is a press water suction tank with a diameter of 1.5 m and a height of 4 m, and then comes the filter press filtrate storage tank. I don’t know what the reason is? Thank you
Reply #22009-11-10
Diaphragm filter presses require diaphragm compression, and the compression medium can be air or water. You use water for extrusion; of course, you use an extrusion water station.
Reply #32010-04-24
I would like to ask if the original poster is a friend of Xinli or PZHSTEEL. I haven’t seen the process design, so it’s hard to say, but the explanation from the friend above is quite reasonable. But this is where the problem described by the original poster might lie: the high-pressure water station is not in a sequential relationship with the filtrate and washing liquid.

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