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What kind of filter is suitable for removing calcium sulfate from brine?

2015-12-13View Original

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I’m seeking advice from everyone. Since there is a high amount of calcium sulfate in the raw brine, I want to install a filter – what mesh size should I use? The more detailed, the better
Reply #22015-12-17
Generally, some small amounts of insoluble particles remain after filtration with ordinary filters; considering the use of an inorganic membrane, one with a pore size of 100 nm would be suitable
Reply #32016-02-04
I’m not sure what exactly you mean by “multi”. In our family, we use multi-unit filtration equipment with a precision of 5 microns. If the solid content is too high, a hydrocyclone can be installed at the upstream stage for pre-treatment; feel free to get in touch if needed
Reply #42016-02-05
The upper plate and frame filter press can also remove it
Reply #52016-02-06
It’s a bit like the relationship between preprocessing and postprocessing.

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