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9781856174206

Solid/Liquid Separation

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    9781856174206

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    1856174204

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-12-23
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science
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Summary

This book identifies test procedures used within sectors of the solid/liquid separation equipment industry, providing practical explanations for test data and their uses when faced with a new application to assess. With a strong practical emphasis, this book is ideal for use as a reference text for engineers concerned with applications evaluation of equipment or its scale-up. This book forms part of a five-volume set on all aspects of filtration and separation processes. One other volume is currently available from the set: Wakeman & Tarleton: Solid/Liquid Separation: Principles of Industrial Filtration. This book... .Provides guidance on how to tackle practical solid/liquid separation problems in an industrial setting .Shows how to plan, conduct and interpret experiments .Details test procedures, types of tests and how to interpret results when assessing a new application .Strong emphasis on current industrial practice .Provides a practical account which will help lead to the best use of appropriate equipment yielding optimal results ·Provides guidance on how to tackle practical solid/liquid separation problems in an industrial setting ·Shows how to plan, conduct and interpret experiments ·Details test procedures, types of tests and how to interpret results when assessing a new application ·Strong emphasis on current industrial practice ·Provides a practical account which will help lead to the best use of appropriate equipment yielding optimal results

Table of Contents

Preface xii
List of Contributors
xv
Solid/liquid separation equipment selection
1(37)
Methods of equipment selection
1(3)
Test procedures
4(7)
Jar sedimentation tests
4(2)
Example calculation of settling rate from jar test
6(1)
Leaf filter tests
7(2)
Example calculations from constant pressure test data
9(2)
Initial selection procedures
11(3)
Specification of duty
11(1)
Specification of settling characteristics
12(1)
Specification of filtration characteristics
12(2)
Tables of equipment
14(11)
Computer software for equipment selection
25(3)
Shortlisting equipment for pilot scale testing
28(7)
Conclusions
35(3)
References
35(3)
Chemical pre-treatment
38(44)
Basic theory of suspensions
38(2)
Pre-treatment chemicals
40(9)
pH modification
40(1)
Inorganic coagulants
41(1)
Organic coagulants
42(1)
Bridging flocculants
43(1)
The mechanism of bridging flocculation
43(2)
Natural products
45(1)
Synthetic polyelectrolytes
45(1)
Ionicity
46(1)
Molecular weight and structure
46(3)
Surfactants
49(1)
Test protocols
49(33)
Substrate preparation and characterisation
49(1)
Substrate sampling and preparation
49(2)
Substrate characterisation
51(1)
Reagent preparation
51(1)
Example
52(1)
Mixing and application techniques
53(1)
Dose level calculations and definitions
54(1)
Substrate solids concentration
54(1)
Dose level
54(1)
Qualitative screening tests
55(1)
Vacuum filtration
56(1)
Horizontal vacuum filtration
56(3)
Rotary vacuum filtration
59(4)
Pressure filtration
63(3)
Calculations
66(3)
Centrifugation
69(1)
Beaker test
69(2)
Sheared CST
71(3)
Free drainage test
74(2)
Centrifugal sedimentometry
76(2)
Piston press test
78(1)
References
79(2)
Acknowledgements
81(1)
Deep bed filters
82(58)
Operating characteristics
82(3)
Summary of test programme
84(1)
Measurement of filterability
85(3)
Definition of filterability number
85(1)
Apparatus
86(1)
Experimental procedure
86(1)
Interpretation of data
87(1)
Small scale filters -- filter models
88(10)
Apparatus
89(1)
Main unit
89(2)
Feed arrangements
91(1)
Outlet arrangements
91(1)
Pressure measurement and sampling
92(1)
Filling the filter with media
93(1)
Operating procedure
94(1)
Analysis of data
95(2)
Use of particle counting and sizing
97(1)
Full scale filters
98(2)
Filter operation
100(9)
Flow Control
100(1)
Head loss and permeability
100(1)
Flow controllers
101(2)
Filter washing
103(1)
Fluidised beds and fluidisation theory
103(3)
Calculating head loss
106(1)
Use of air scour
107(1)
Combined air and water wash
107(1)
Cleaning mechanisms
108(1)
Media attrition and loss during backwash
108(1)
Backwashing of dual and triple media filters
108(1)
Filter media
109(14)
Media types
109(1)
Media testing
109(1)
Size
110(2)
Shape
112(3)
Density
115(1)
Durability
115(2)
Solubility
117(1)
Cleanliness
118(1)
Fall velocity
118(1)
SEM analysis
119(1)
Multilayer filters
119(1)
Depths of filter layers
120(2)
Selection of filter media
122(1)
Alternative filters
123(9)
Continuous filters
123(1)
Modelling
124(2)
Pebble matrix filters
126(3)
Slow sand filters
129(3)
Specialized techniques
132(8)
In-depth sampling
132(1)
Multiple filter operation
132(1)
Radioactive labelling
132(1)
Radial flow filtration
132(1)
Conductivity technique
132(1)
Surface chemical properties
133(1)
Optical fibre endoscopy
133(2)
Mathematical and computer modelling
135(1)
Nomenclature
135(1)
References
136(4)
Membrane filters -- Microfiltration and ultrafiltration
140(56)
Direct flow filtration (DFF)
142(11)
Single pass
142(1)
Approach to media selection
142(1)
Automated scale-up test devices
143(1)
Constant pressure test
144(2)
Vcap data calculations
146(1)
Sizing
147(1)
Processing time
148(1)
Constant flow test (Pcap)
149(2)
Case study
151(2)
Recirculation systems
153(3)
Filter selection
154(2)
Tangential flow filtration (TFF)
156(28)
Biopharmaceutical MF and UF
156(2)
Cassettes
158(1)
Hollow fibre
158(2)
Ceramics
160(1)
Systems
160(1)
Sizing and scale-up for TFF UF
161(3)
Membrane selection
164(1)
System optimisation
165(2)
Determination of the maximum gel concentration (CG)
167(3)
Diafiltration
170(1)
Cleaning and storage
171(1)
Scale-up
171(1)
Calculation of membrane surface area
172(2)
Industrial MF
174(1)
System scale-up
174(1)
Laboratory test equipment
175(1)
Test procedure
176(2)
Results and significance of laboratory scale trials
178(1)
Pilot trials
179(3)
Case study
182(2)
TFF/DFF applications
184(12)
Water processing
184(1)
Water quality analysis
185(3)
Pilot testing
188
Test operation, results and discussion
187(3)
Integrity testing
190(1)
Jar testing
191(1)
Data scale up
192(1)
Case study
192(2)
Nomenclature and abbreviations
194(1)
References
195(1)
Acknowledgements
195(1)
Pressure filters
196(43)
Equipment introduction and key filters
196(14)
Plate and frame chamber filters
198(1)
Recessed plate chamber filters
199(2)
Membrane filter presses
201(5)
Tower presses, or vertical membrane filter presses
206(3)
Tube presses
209(1)
Filter automation
210(1)
Design considerations
211(4)
Filter project objectives
212(1)
Filter plant philosophy
213(1)
Filter plant throughput
214(1)
Filter feed characterisation
214(1)
Conceptual filter plant design
215(1)
Dimensioning and scale-up
215(14)
Test methods
215(1)
Sample acquisition and storage
216(1)
Preparation for testing
217(1)
Test equipment
218(1)
Bench top test equipment
218(3)
Manufacturers test equipment
221(1)
Pilot plant test equipment
222(1)
Interpreting the test data
223(1)
Cake and medium resistance
223(3)
Mass per unit area from ``pressure bomb'' tests
226(1)
Mass per unit area or volume from manufacturers' test filters and pilot filters
227(2)
Integrating the filter into the flow sheet
229(6)
Filter elevation
230(1)
Feed preparation
230(1)
Trash removal
230(1)
Surge capacity
230(1)
Filter feed pump
231(1)
Feed manifold flushing and core blowing
232(1)
Cake compression or ``pressing''
233(1)
Cake drying by air blowing
233(1)
Filtrate handling
234(1)
Filter cake handling
234(1)
Cloth washing
235(1)
Plant operating considerations
235(4)
References
236(2)
Appendix
238(1)
Vacuum filters
239(75)
Advantages and limitations of vacuum filters
240(2)
Vacuum filters -- limitations
240(2)
Vacuum filters -- advantages
242(1)
Descriptions of full-scale filters
242(23)
Batch discharge filters
242(1)
Single tipping pan filters
242(2)
Continuous discharge filters
244(1)
Rotary drum vacuum filters
244(9)
Rotary disc filters
253(1)
Horizontal belt filters
254(3)
Multiple tipping pan filters
257(1)
Table filters
258(1)
Common components
258(1)
Rotary valve assembly
259(2)
Filtrate receiver
261(2)
Filter medium
263(1)
Cake discharge techniques
264(1)
Basic process design considerations
265(8)
Initial equipment selection
265(3)
Filter cloth selection
268(1)
Test suspensions
269(2)
Chemicals pretreatment -- flocculants and coagulants
271(1)
Solids concentration effects
272(1)
Experimental test procedure
273(10)
Filter test leaf
273(2)
Filter test leaf procedures
275(3)
Bottom feed filters
278(2)
Top feed filters
280(1)
Precoat filters
281(2)
Cake washing
283(1)
Interpretation of test data
283(12)
Filtration theory and applicable equations
283(4)
Filtration flux
287(2)
Filter cake properties
289(2)
Filter cake washing
291(2)
Time and mechanical degradation of agglomerated particles
293(1)
Air flow rate and applied vacuum
293(2)
Laboratory and pilot-scale test units
295(2)
Laboratory scale trials
295(1)
Pilot scale trials
296(1)
Test results scale-up
297(3)
Scale-up factor on measured rate
297(1)
Scale-up on test area
298(1)
Scale-up on filter cake discharge
299(1)
Cumulative scale-up factor on filtration rate
299(1)
Air flow requirement
300(1)
Full-scale filtration equipment
300(2)
Worked examples
302(12)
Drum filter -- filtration troubleshooting
303(1)
Investigation and discussion
303(4)
Drum filter -- sizing
307(1)
Investigation and discussion
307(4)
Nomenclature
311(1)
References
312(2)
Filtering centrifuges
314(61)
The basic filtering centrifuge
314(10)
Basic filtering batch centrifuge
315(2)
Feeding
317(2)
Washing
319(1)
Spinning
319(1)
Discharging
320(1)
Filtrate clarity
320(1)
Basic filtering continuous centrifuge
321(2)
Feeding
323(1)
Washing and drying
323(1)
Discharging
323(1)
Filtrate clarity
323(1)
Filtering centrifuge types
324(26)
Batch filtering centrifuge types
325(1)
Vertical plough discharge
325(2)
Vertical full depth plough
327(1)
Vertical lift out bag
328(1)
Vertical manual discharge
329(1)
Horizontal peeler
329(3)
Horizontal inverting bag
332(2)
Continuous filtering centrifuge types
334(1)
Conical basket
335(1)
Scroll screen
336(3)
Conical vibrating basket
339(1)
Pusher
340(2)
Multistage pusher
342(1)
Syphonic basket
343(2)
The screen
345(1)
Materials of construction
346(1)
Basket size limitations
347(1)
Alternative classifications
348(2)
Pilot scale tests and scale up
350(19)
The physical basis for centrifugal filtration
350(1)
Centrifugal filtration -- a simple analysis
351(4)
Scale-up -- general considerations
355(1)
Test samples for scale-up
356(3)
Preliminary tests on sample
359(1)
Small scale batch centrifuge testing
360(7)
Small scale continuous centrifuge tests
367(1)
Summary
368(1)
Installation and operational considerations
369(3)
Process
369(1)
Mechanical and electrical installation
370(2)
Safety, standards and risk analysis
372(3)
References
374(1)
Sedimenting centrifuges
375(66)
Introduction
375(2)
Centrifugal acceleration
375(2)
Centrifuge types
377(10)
Sedimenting and filtering centrifuges
377(1)
Sedimenting centrifuges
377(1)
Discontinuous and continuous feed and solid removal
377(1)
Discontinuous-feed, discontinuous-solid-removal centrifuges
378(1)
Continuous-feed, discontinuous-solid-removal centrifuges
378(2)
Continuous-feed, continuous-solids removal sedimenting centrifuges
380(7)
Dimensioning and scaling-up of sedimenting centrifuges
387(8)
Spin tube centrifuges
387(2)
Disk centrifuge
389(1)
Le approach
389(1)
Sigma factor
390(1)
Decanter and tubular centrifuges
390(1)
Le approach
390(1)
Sigma approach
391(1)
G volume approach
392(1)
Deliquoring
392(1)
Conveyance torque
392(3)
Testing
395(29)
Process objectives
395(1)
Separation
395(1)
Clarification
396(1)
Classification
396(1)
Degritting
396(1)
Concentration or thickening
397(1)
Washing
397(1)
Deliquoring or dewatering
397(1)
Bench testing
397(1)
Spin tube testing
397(8)
Bucket test
405(1)
Deliquoring by drainage
405(5)
Deliquoring by compaction and expression
410(3)
Cake washing
413(1)
Pilot and production test
414(1)
Decanter centrifuges
414(9)
Tubular centrifuges
423(1)
Disk centrifuges
423(1)
Integration of equipment in flow sheet
424(13)
Separation of polyvinyl chloride
424(2)
Classification of kaolin slurries
426(7)
Separation in calcium carbonate plant
433(2)
Separation of yeast cells after fermentation
435(2)
Additional considerations
437(1)
Decanters
437(1)
Disk and tubular
438(1)
Conclusions
438(3)
Nomenclature
438(3)
References
441

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