SCREENS
As the term is most commonly used in filtration technology, a screen serves two prime functions: as a large strainer, especially for water intakes and in wastewater treatment, and as…
As the term is most commonly used in filtration technology, a screen serves two prime functions: as a large strainer, especially for water intakes and in wastewater treatment, and as…
Perforated plate strainers provide coarse filtration down to about 150 um. For finer filtering, wire mesh elements are normally used in conjunction with perforated plate or other form of reinforcement, when…
An obvious disadvantage of a permanent strainer of the types just described is the need to shut down the plant flow so that they may be cleaned. Where continuous operation…
Permanent strainers are conventionally complete fittings, most commonly with a housing of Y-configuration, with a cylindrical strainer element (as in Figure 3.2 ). They can be used in both the…
Temporary strainers are intended for short periods of application, such as being fitted during the run-in period of a new system, or when restarting a pipeline system after shut-down and…
For a Handbook devoted to the removal of suspended contaminants, there is no better way to start than with the strainer, whose function is entirely that of protecting downstream items…
This first main section of the Handbook, which deals with fi ltration equipment, consists of a number of areas, each devoted to a type of fi lter. In accordance with…
Quite closely related to deep-bed filtration in principle is precoat filtration, which uses a bed of inert solids formed on the upstream surface of a relatively coarse filter medium to…
The media used in deep-bed filters must be inert, resistant to fracture yet easily prepared in batches of graded particle size. Many different granular and crushed materials have been used…
The forms of filter media discussed in the previous parts in this section have all been constrained as pieces of material or structures. The remaining group of media materials, of…