A Mean Phi model for pressure filtration of fine and colloidal suspensions
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A Mean Phi model for pressure filtration of fine and colloidal suspensions
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Creator |
RAHA, S
KHILAR, KC PRADIP KAPUR, PC |
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compression-permeability cells
side-wall friction cake filtration constant-pressure flocculated suspensions filter cakes yield-stress palm-oil consolidation expression pressure filtration compressible filter cake yield rheology particulate processing mathematical modelling and simulation pareto profile |
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Description |
A working model for engineering analysis of pressure filtration is presented. Based on the filtration characteristics of fine and colloidal suspensions, the process was divided into two stages. A time-invariant spatially uniform volume fraction of solids approximation is invoked in the growing filter cake stage (stage 1). A time-dependent spatially uniform volume fraction of solids assumption is made in the cake consolidation stage (stage 2). The two models, named collectively as Mean Phi (M-P) model, have a common physical basis, seamless continuity between the stages and internal consistency. The M-P model has only three parameters: terminal or equilibrium volume fraction of solids in the filter cake that is related to its compressive yield stress, critical volume fraction of solids, which joins stage 1 and stage 2, and a permeability factor, which is common to stages 1 and 2. The model is validated with a large number of colloidal suspensions filtered under highly diverse physical-chemical process conditions. A Pareto profile is identified that relates the timescale of filtration and the extent of dewatering achieved, the two most important performance indices of the process.
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CANADIAN SOC CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
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Date |
2011-07-19T11:49:34Z
2011-12-26T12:51:11Z 2011-12-27T05:37:39Z 2011-07-19T11:49:34Z 2011-12-26T12:51:11Z 2011-12-27T05:37:39Z 2006 |
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Article
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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, 84(1), 83-93
0008-4034 http://dspace.library.iitb.ac.in/xmlui/handle/10054/5288 http://hdl.handle.net/10054/5288 |
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en
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