Relationship between the filtration area of the filter and the diameter of the feed pipe

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How is the filter area determined in filter design? What is the relationship with the diameter of the feed pipe?

Reply #22010-07-02

If the pipe velocity is known and the feed pipe diameter is known, then the feed flux can be determined. By first determining the filtration flow rate of the filter, it is possible to calculate the required filtration area. Is that right? Beginner

Reply #32010-07-02

The effective area of the filter media in permanent filters shall be no less than three times the cross-sectional area of the pipeline, while the effective area of the filter media in temporary filters shall be no less than two times the cross-sectional area of the pipeline

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