What is the working principle of a filter press? What is a medium? It's better to have samples

2012-05-10View Original

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I noticed that in the dye production process, there are a total of 5 ports on the filter press: 2 for compressed air, 1 for intake, 1 for waste liquid discharge, and 1 for the output of the finished product. I would appreciate some guidance from experts. I don’t understand the specific working principle

Reply #22012-06-05

What you are seeing should be a flowchart. Import is the feed inlet. The finished product export is the discharge port of the filter press, where the cake is unloaded. The waste liquid outlet is the outlet for the filtrate produced by filtration in the filter press. There are compressed air ports: one is for diaphragm compression, and the other is for purging the filter cake.

Reply #32012-06-10

Regarding the content: do you have a plate and frame filter press or a vertical fully automatic filter press?

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