Filter material formed by fibride particles

Liquid purification or separation – Filter – Material

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210504, 210505, 210506, 210508, B01D 2400

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ABSTRACT:
In a filter bed (11) for the solid/fluid separation of media which contain substances that attack or dissolve cellulose, for example cellulase-containing enzymes, a matrix comprising a fibrous material structure of polyolefin fibrid particles (12) which are matted and anchored in one another and which can additionally contain up to 20% by weight of narrower fibrid polyolefin fibres and/or polyolefin fibres that have a fibre length of up to 5 mm. and have just started to fibrillate, in order to strengthen the sheet formation of the matrix. The actual filter-active particles, in particular kieselguhr particles and/or perlite particles having grain sizes of 5 to 100 um., are embedded in the cellulose-free fiber matrix.

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