Method and apparatus for cleaning filters contaminated by polyme

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Separating

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210798, 210409, 210411, 210177, 210184, 21033301, B01D 2962, B01D 3344

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059450061

ABSTRACT:
A method and an apparatus for cleaning filters contaminated by hot-melting resins and polymers in situ, without removing the filtering elements. The method comprises a preliminary step, during which the circulation of the product to be filtered through the filter to be cleaned is interrupted, and a draining step, during which a pressurized draining fluid is passed through the filter in order to empty the filter of the residual product. A filter cleaning step is then performed during which a cleaning fluid, constituted at least partially by superheated steam, is passed through the filter. The fluids used to clean the filter are then subjected to treatments to eliminate pollutants.

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