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What is the mechanism behind the use of electrostatic processes to remove catalyst particles from catalytic slurry?

2010-06-04View Original

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What are the specific steps in the process? What equipment is required? How’s it working? Could an expert give some advice?
Reply #22010-06-04
Reply to 1# rektor2009: This method is not advisable, as it will lead to many subsequent problems, such as what to do with the catalyst particles that come out.
Reply #32010-06-04
Reply to 2# Tree Wants Peace: First, it’s necessary to be able to remove the catalyst; only then can we consider what to do with that removed catalyst.
Reply #42013-09-04
That is, through dielectrodynamic mechanisms, the solid particles in the slurry are polarized and charged, and then, under the influence of a strong electric field, they move relative to the liquid phase thereby enabling separation

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