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Removal of metal debris from materials

2016-08-31View Original

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Is there any research on techniques for removing metal debris from materials?
Reply #22016-08-31
Find the source and control its generation. Screening, adsorption
Reply #32016-09-02
Physical methods: density difference, flotation, air classification; use iron removers if magnetism is present. Chemical methods: differences in chemical properties, dissolution, filtration
Reply #42016-09-02
I was asked such a question during a phone interview at a company back then
Reply #52016-09-13
Could you recommend any relevant manufacturers and research institutions?
Reply #62018-11-27
This post was last edited by devo on 2018-11-27 at 22:44. Metal detectors are devices that have been around for decades; they are standard in the food industry and are also widely used in the rubber industry! Search for LOMA and MT, the two well-known brands in the industry! But please note that metal detectors are a type of physical detection device; their current detection capability is only on the order of millimeters. For drugs, this capability is around 0.3–0.5 mm, while for other items it’s generally above 1 mm! If there are any other technical issues, please contact: support@devodt.com

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