Issue
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering,
Vol.25, No.6, 1524-1531, 2008
Porosity distribution in highly compressible cake: Experimental and theoretical verification of the dense skin
The rate of filtration and the water content of cake are influenced by the existence of a dense skin in a highly compressible cake. The phenomenon of the dense skin has been rarely studied, and its existence has not been verified experimentally. In this study, the porosity variation in a very compressible cake is measured by using a new experimental apparatus, and with this the existence of dense skin has been established experimentally. ‘Unified theory on solid-liquid separation’, a recently developed theory, is utilized for calculating the porosity variation in a very compressible cake.
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