Filtering equipment for viscous materials
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The material is a viscous liquid with a viscosity of around 5,000–6,000 mPa·s; it has a texture somewhat similar to honey. After filtration, the accuracy required is 400 mesh. What mature filtration equipment can be used for this purpose? Thank you! !
As a supplementary note, the materials are for pharmaceutical use!
This viscosity is indeed rather “problematic”; it’s almost impossible to use filters with high filtration precision due to the excessive pressure drop. For metal rod-shaped filters, you can at most consider using sintered metal filters ； You can also take a look at non-metals. Or you can take a look at basket filters. It’s mainly a pressure drop issue
We have a filter that is highly suitable for filtering high-viscosity liquids. If you need it, send me your contact information via text message and I’ll send you some details
Depending on your daily processing volume, our equipment is suitable for the solid-liquid separation of highly viscous gel-like substances and frozen materials. If you’re interested, we can discuss this further.
The WGY series high-pressure filters are the latest products developed by our company; they are suitable for filtering materials with high viscosity. They feature a high feed pressure (2–3 MPa), a high pressing pressure (5–8 MPa), and a low moisture content in the filter cake (10–20%). It consists of a main unit, an electrical control box, a hydraulic station, a feed pump, a feed valve, and pipelines, among other components. There are two types: fully automatic and semi-automatic. Except for the semi-automatic slag removal process, all other processes are completed automatically. There are four models: WGY1000, WGY800, WGY630, and WGY500 (with filter chamber diameters of 1m, 0.8m, 0.63m, and 0.5m respectively), and the maximum processing capacity is 1 m3/h
Considering flow rate and impurity content, metal filtration elements might be more suitable for you
I think we should avoid pressure-based methods and use mechanical filtration instead; since filtration is used to remove highly viscous liquids, what about the specific gravity of the solids contained within?
Send me the electrical data; let’s discuss the appropriate operating conditions. Lfcn100@163.com
Maybe we can only use a half-frame filter?