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how does viscosity impact filtration?

Viscosity plays an important role in filtration because it impacts the speed at which the fluid can be pushed through a filter to remove contaminants. What is viscosity? Viscosity is the measure of the resistance of a fluid to flow.  A fluid that is highly viscous has a high resistance (like having more friction) and flows slower than a low-viscosity fluid. To think of viscosity in everyday terms, the easier a fluid moves, the lower the viscosity. How does viscosity impact filtration? As fluid viscosity increases, the flow rate that is pumped through a filter must be decreased. This is because higher-viscosity fluids have a higher resistance to flow resulting in a higher pressure drop and shorter filter life. Selecting a filter with a larger micron size will help decrease the pressure drop since there will be less resistance moving through the filter. What are the highly viscous liquids that need to be filtered? Coatings, glues, silicone, effect paint, chocolate, PVC slurry, dough,...

Resin Trap for Water Treatment

Stainless steel resin trap (also called wedge wire resin trap/resin catcher) is a protective preventive device against media loss. Typically used for industrial water treatment systems.  The following water treatment scenarios are often applied: Service outlets and backwash pipelines for ion exchange devices, high-purity water systems, and activated carbon and media filters. Material: high-quality stainless steel or other alloys. Structure: wedge wire screen . V-shaped and continuous slot, precise filter slots.  When to Install a wedge wire resin trap for water treatment? During the online water treatment process, the following situations will occur, and the equipment will be damaged: 1. Poor quality resin (not strong enough); 2. Large water pressure disturbance (especially high-pressure disturbance); 3. The resin cylinder wall is damaged. What is the purpose of the water treatment resin trap? 1. Prevents ion exchange resins or filter media from accidentally leaving water tre...