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Discussion on the water washing and separation process

2015-12-19View Original

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Dear teachers, I have a question: I am currently working with a type of resin that requires washing in water in order to remove salts from it. However, this resin has a density similar to that of water, and the mixture with water tends to emulsify, making it impossible to separate the water from the resin. I would like to know what methods can be used to achieve phase separation. At present, the only method available is gravity-based separation, as centrifugal separation is not possible with the equipment I have. Looking forward to the teachers' guidance!
Reply #22015-12-21
The basic equipment doesn’t have a filter press; should water washing be considered instead? How can water washing be carried out?
Reply #32015-12-29
Cross-flow filtration to achieve separation and washing
Reply #42016-01-09
Add a solvent to reduce the specific gravity and wash; after washing, remove the solvent.
Reply #52016-06-06
Continuous separation can be achieved using special, efficient gravity separators. nanjingnobel@126.com

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