Method and apparatus for pressurized dewatering

Liquid purification or separation – Plural distinct separators – Filters

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34 95, 210331, 210406, 210486, 2105101, B01D 2980

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ABSTRACT:
A filtering method in which an object to be filtered and dewatered is brought through a finely porous suction face saturated with liquid, into hydraulic connection with a liquid situated under a negative pressure relative to the object to be dewatered. The filter plate or equivalent and the material to be filtered which adheres to the plate by the liquid suction, are surrounded by a pressure-tight cover. A positive pressure relative to atmospheric pressure is introduced into this cover, by which removal of liquid out of the material to be filtered is intensified. A device for providing such filtration is also provided.

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