Solid filter
processstainless steelbackwash

Solid filter - Mott - process / stainless steel / backwash
Solid filter - Mott - process / stainless steel / backwash
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Characteristics

Designed for
for solids
Applications
process
Material
stainless steel
Cleaning
backwash
Fluid specification
for corrosive liquids
Other characteristics
high-temperature

Description

LSI filters incorporate proprietary inside-out filtration technology, making them ideal as corrosive-resistant process filters. After each cycle, solids are backwashed off the inside of the elements and discharged as a concentrated slurry or wet cake. LSX filters provide uninterrupted filter cycle performance through cross-flow filtration, suited for corrosive-resistant applications. Slurries flow through the filter elements, allowing filtrate to exit the system on a continuous basis while particulates remain in the recirculating stream. LSP filters offer conventional outside-in filtration for polishing streams with solids concentrations of less than 100 ppm, designed for use in corrosive environments. LSM filters place inside-out filtration within a double open-ended design which is ideal for high-density solids or solids concentration, providing a solution for corrosive-resistant process filtering needs. Typical Applications Valuable catalyst recovery, such as carbon-based precious metal, slurry oil, activated carbon, organic salts, Raney nickel, copper chromite, and other catalyst recovery applications. High temperature, corrosive liquid filter applications Reducing worker exposure to hazardous chemicals Continuous loop reactors Concentration of radwaste Ion exchange filtration Continuous filter processes

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