Method and apparatus for intermittent compression of fibrous mat

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Separating

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210396, 210408, 210541, 1525651, 68181R, 162281, B01D 3376

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus is provided for aiding in the removal of a fibrous material sheet from a smooth porous filter surface. An intermittent pattern of round-bottomed compression irregularities is impressed upon the sheet blunt round-edged device to cause it to be released from the filter surface in the areas where the irregularities are impressed by the device so that it will not stick to the filter surface nor split when it is contacted by the doctor device which guides it away from the filter surface. The spacing and the geometry of the compression pattern are according to the pulp characteristics and the operating conditions of the filter.

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