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2016-11-03View Original

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The filter residue resulting from the filtration of our company’s products contains residual liquid material, with the liquid content ranging between 20% and 30%. To separate these materials, many methods and devices were tried, but none proved effective, including filter presses and centrifuges. I would like to ask if there are any other devices that can separate materials from the filter residue
Reply #22016-11-03
Squeezing like extracting oil: lol
Reply #32016-11-03
What are the components of solids and liquids respectively, and what is their viscosity?
Reply #42016-11-03
I had indeed thought of that; I wonder what this type of device is called?
Reply #52016-11-03
The solid is potassium phosphate, and the liquid is glycerin
Reply #62016-11-03
Could we think of a different approach and evaporate the glycerin? I don’t really understand; I’m just guessing;P
Reply #72016-11-04
It depends on the size and quantity of solid particles to decide which equipment to choose
Reply #82016-11-04
Things like yours are not easy to separate; the solid content isn’t very high, and the viscosity of the liquid is also considerable, so the centrifuge won’t achieve very good separation results

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