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Removal of metal debris from materials

2016-08-31View Original

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Has anyone studied techniques for removing metal debris mixed in production materials?
Reply #22016-09-13
What does that mean? Who is the sparrow bird?
Reply #32016-12-26
There is no need for research – a mature technology already exists: simply attach a magnet or electromagnet to the material tube, and that’s it. It is now widely used in the food industry.
Reply #42017-08-19
Generally, the material is first dissolved, then filtered, and subsequently crystallization occurs. I work in the refinement of chemical products.
Reply #52017-08-19
Generally, the material is first dissolved, then filtered, and subsequently crystallization occurs. I work in the refinement of chemical products.
Reply #62017-12-18
You’re amazing. Most of the basic impurities have been filtered out.

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