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In production practice, how to prevent sieve plates from getting clogged?

2015-11-29View Original

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In production practice, how to prevent sieve plates from getting clogged?
Reply #22015-11-30
This requires analysis on a case-by-case basis. If the materials are dirty, prone to clogging, or salt deposition, then large-pore sieve plates and designs that prevent clogging should be used during design. For equipment that is already in use, there aren’t many options; if backwashing is possible, the frequency of backwashing should be increased accordingly!
Reply #32016-02-04
Since the material is quite dirty, prone to clogging, and salt deposition, sieve plates should not be used in the design

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