I need to finely filter the material; the microfiltration filters get clogged easily. What should I do?
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This post was last edited by hldj1964 on 2012-3-10 20:46. I need to filter materials with precision; the microfiltration filters get clogged easily. What should I do? Please help everyone. Thank you!
Due to the high level of impurities in the material, multi-stage filtration is used.
I work in the field of manufacturing processes, and I’m not very familiar with this. Could you advise me on how to design the levels?
Find a company that makes equipment. They will help you figure it out. Basically, filtration is carried out from largest to smallest based on the size of the impurity particles; the number of filtration stages and the choice of membrane are adjusted according to actual needs. You can reach out to me if you need it. q120529925
What is the liquid, what is the solid content of impurities, how many microns of impurities need to be removed according to the process requirements, and is it nominal accuracy or absolute accuracy?
I assume you’re using a filter element made of sintered metal; you might want to consider other types of filtration equipment. DRM uses filter cloth, features automatic cleaning, and hardly experiences any clogging issues. lfcn100@163.com
Add a pre-filtering system at the front, or adjust the microfiltration precision according to the specific characteristics of your material, or change the type of microfiltration membrane (material, etc.). Feel free to contact me via QQ: 2575140242
The number of filter stages and the filtration precision are determined by testing the solid content and the distribution of solid particles.
If it’s convenient, add me on QQ; we can discuss it in more detail. 2575140242
4 levels of filtering can be set: pre-filtering, front-end filtering, mid-tier filtering, and end-stage filtering.
Add me on QQ 109146768, and I’ll help you design it.