Define the envelope
Confirm solids, particle distribution, viscosity, temperature, corrosion, filtrate target and cycle time.
Engineering approach
Engineering experience in every process cycle
Filtration is not a vessel datasheet. It is the combined result of material behavior, media, mechanical design and automation.
Engineering method
From unknown material to repeatable production
Each step has defined inputs, outputs and validation evidence, reducing uncertainty during scale-up.
Validate the media
Test filter cloth, sintered elements, filter aids and pre-coat strategy with real material.
Build the cycle
Define flux, pressure, cake thickness, washing, drying and discharge from measured results.
Integrate the system
Engineer the vessel, valves, instruments, PLC/DCS, interlocks and heel recovery.
Filter element & cake release
Clover-profile elements balance area and cake release
During filtration, cloth is supported against the perforated profile. During blowback it expands toward a round shape, releasing cake and restoring performance.
Design options
Materials, codes and automation configured by project
Materials
CS · 304 · 316L · 2205 · TA2 · Hastelloy
Linings
Rubber · PVDF · PFA · PP · Halar
Design codes
GB 150 · TSG 21 · ASME · CE · GMP
Controls
PLC · DCS · Exd IIB/IIC · Process interlocks