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The difference between filter cake and filter residue

2010-05-31View Original

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Today I came across a question stating that filter cakes and filter residues are different. What is the difference between these two? Where is it from?
Reply #22010-05-31
As the name implies, a filter cake is a solid in cake form obtained by filtering a liquid containing solids using filtration equipment; Sludge is the waste solid obtained after solid-liquid separation of liquid waste containing solids. Personal understanding

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