What is the best filter for removing impurities from sludge?
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When dealing with sludge, what filtering method is suitable for removing impurities such as woven bags and large fibers, in order to prevent them from clogging pipes and valves? Are there still some filters that can achieve the desired effect? Thank you!
It depends on the specific solid content of impurities. Also, what level of precision is desired? Generally, a pipe filter is sufficient
The material in question is sludge with a moisture content of around 80%; what is needed now is to filter out large fiber substances such as hair, in order to prevent them from clogging the valves
The sludge pipeline filter in Saxlon uses a plunger pump at the front end; such filters can only remove large particles of impurities, with a filtration gap of approximately 40 mm (as estimated visually), and smaller particles will still pass through
A sieve can be installed in front of the feed inlet, and the debris accumulated in the sieve should be removed promptly to prevent it from becoming completely blocked and causing the slurry to spill over. If there is a lot of debris in the sludge, screw-type conveying equipment can also be used; such equipment will not get clogged by oversized debris, and it can also crush large pieces of debris. I have posted your question on Huanbao.Tong; you can go and take a look.