Method for processing filter backwash fluid for reuse as cleanin

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Including controlling process in response to a sensed condition

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134 10, 134110, 210791, 210800, 210808, B01D 2130

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ABSTRACT:
A method for processing a flush-back fluid containing impurities after its use in a flush-back filter for cleaning fluid used in a cleaning process is accomplished in accordance with the invention in that flush-back fluid drawn from the flush-back filter is subjected to a sedimentation process and hereby acted upon at least from time to time by pressure and that after completion of the sedimentation process the flush-back fluid is separated in a pressure-tight manner from a least at least a portion of a sediment recovered thereby and the latter is subsequently removed and a part of the flush-back fluid cleansed at least to a large extent of impurities is returned to the cleaning process.

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