【Daily Question】Principles of Chemical Engineering 077: Plate and Frame Filter (June 11)
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Constant-pressure filtration is carried out using a plate and frame filter; as the filtration time increases, the amount of filtrate keeps rising, and thus the production capacity also increases
Constant-pressure filtration is carried out using a plate and frame filter; as the filtration time increases, the amount of filtrate keeps rising, and so does the production capacity. (Mistake)
Constant-pressure filtration is carried out using a plate and frame filter; as the filtration time increases, the amount of filtrate keeps rising, and so does the production capacity. Answer: Incorrect. Production capacity remains unchanged
Constant-pressure filtration is carried out using a plate and frame filter; as the filtration time increases, the amount of filtrate keeps rising, and thus the production capacity also increases. Correct
When performing constant-pressure filtration using a plate and frame filter, as the filtration time increases, the amount of filtrate keeps rising, and thus the production capacity also increases. Error: When performing constant-pressure filtration using a plate and frame filter, as the filtration time increases, the amount of filtrate keeps rising, but the production capacity remains unchanged
Wrong; as time passes, production capacity decreases
Error. Production capacity decreases over time as the filtration residues increase, leading to a reduction in the flow rate of the filtrate.