Method for continuous filteration of fluids
OwnerHorst Schadeinventor
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By this method, the fluid to be filtered is led through a filter bed formed of particulate filter particles, such as sand, which filter bed is retained in an upstanding annular space. The fluid is introduced to the interior part 15 of the annular space and is led transversely to the movement the filter bed, through it and away. The filter bed is provided on the inner wall of annular space with a microfilter, such as sieve grid 16, with a mesh size of 10 to 200 microns, whereby the heavy and flocculated dirt particles settling upon the microfilter are led down and away and are drawn off together with the particulate filter particles 32. To avoid stoppages of the microfilter, it is flowingly hydraulically cleaned from the inner space. Additionally, by introduction of water in the take-off space 11 there is produced a vortex bed, whereby at this space the withdrawal of the particulate filter medium is effected with a mammoth pump 17 known per se. The compressed air for the operation of the mammoth pump 17 is supplied not steadily but pulsatingly. Thus, there are provided in the vortex bed in combination with the water supply thereto some hydraulic pulses which serve to hinder the development of bridges in and above it.
In a method for the continuous filtration of liquids, the steps of introducing a liquid to be filtered into a filtration apparatus, passing the liquid downwardly into a central receiving area of the apparatus, from said central area passing the liquid through an upstanding liquid-permeable wall having a microfilter, wherein said microfilter includes an inner filtering face thereafter passing the liquid transversely through an upstanding filter bed of substantial height consisting of particulate filter-media particles arranged outwardly of said wall, continuously moving the filter particles downwardly during the passage of the liquid, causing the filtered fluid to be withdrawn from the apparatus from an area outward of said filter bed, collecting the filter particles at the bottom of said filter bed and then drawing off and transporting the particles inwardly of said wall to the top of said filter bed for recirculation downwardly through the apparatus, during the collection introducing a liquid into the filter particles to produce a vortex action on the moving particles, and simultaneously with the filtration applying a removing liquid to said microfilter to cause a removal of the relatively heavy and fluctuated impurity particles deposited on said microfilter and simultaneously causing the removing liquid to carry said impurity particles to the bottom of said filter bed.
A method for the continuous filtration of a liquid effluent, comprising the steps of:
A method for a continuous filtration of a liquid effluent, comprising the steps of:
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