Cross-flow filtration system and method for filtering a solvent-particulate waste stream
AssigneeCurtis Manufacturing Company, Inc.
InventorJames A. Benn
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AssigneeCurtis Manufacturing Company, Inc.
InventorJames A. Benn
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A system and method for the filtration of a solvent-particulate waste stream, such as a water solvent-particulate waste stream derived from the washing of a printing press blanket. The system and method include pumping and circulating under pressure the waste stream from a processing container through a filter to provide for a clarified solvent stream for reuse and a concentrated waste stream which is recycled back to the processing container. The system and method also include maintaining the recirculation flow rate at least than about 0.05 gallons per minute per square foot of filter surface (GFD) and removing a clarified solvent stream at a rate of less than about 2-3 gallons of flux per square foot of filter surface per day, while maintaining the pressure in the filter at a pressure of greater than about 25 psi and recycling the clarified solvent stream back for reuse in the system.
A method for the filtering of a solvent-particulate waste stream into a clarified solvent stream and a solvent-particulate stream, which method comprises:
A method for the filtering and reuse of a water-solvent-particulate waste stream derived from the cleaning of a printing press ink blanket by a water-solvent stream, which method comprises:
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