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I need help: how many types of solid-liquid separation equipment are there?

2010-07-05View Original

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I need help: how many types of solid-liquid separation equipment are there?
Reply #22010-07-05
Filters and centrifuges are more commonly used
Reply #32010-07-05
Have used plate and frame filter presses, various types of centrifuges, filtering screens (fluidized bed filters), etc
Reply #42010-07-05
For viscous slurries that are difficult to separate, plate and frame filter presses are generally used; for crystalline liquids that are easy to separate, centrifuges are employed, while rod filters or other types of filters can be used to remove small amounts of impurities.
Reply #52010-07-05
If there’s no rush, a sedimentation separator will do; just use a few large tanks, leave them there without doing anything, and after a few days the components will separate.
Reply #62010-07-05
Reply 1# ztao0916 Free settlement, centrifuge, filter press, membrane filtration
Reply #72010-07-06
Pressure filtration is also an option; it is commonly used for sludge discharge in wastewater treatment systems
Reply #82010-07-06
Settling tanks, centrifuges, hydrocyclones, plate and frame filter presses, vacuum filters, membrane filtration, etc
Reply #92010-07-06
Plate and frame filter press, paper belt filter, diatomite filter, chamber filter press, vacuum filter, barrel filter, belt filter, disk separator, filtration centrifuge, screw discharge sedimentation centrifuge, overhead centrifuge, tubular separator, three-legged centrifuge, horizontal screw separator, marine separator/oil separator, discharge centrifuge, others

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