Issue
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering,
Vol.14, No.5, 354-358, 1997
A Unified Theory on Solid-Liquid Separation : Filtration, Expression, Sedimentation, Filtration by Centrifugal Force, and Cross Flow Filtration
Based upon a new conception that the solid compressive pressure on a cake surface is not null, almost of all solid-liquid separation operations have been re-examined. For cake filtration, the phenomenon caused by the solid compressive pressure on a cake surface is discussed for thin cake. New expression and hindered sedimentation theories are developed by above new conception using Darcy’s equation. Application of the new conception to centrifugal filtration and tangential filtration is also discussed. Above results lead to the conclusion that cake filtration, expression, hindered sedimentation, centrifugal filtration and tangential filtration can be described with a unified theory, and the main difference between the operations is only the boundary condition of cake.
[References]
  1. McCabe WL, Smith JC, Harriott P, "Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering," Fifth Edition, McGraw-Hill Book, Co., 1995
  2. Shirato M, Murase T, Fukaya S, Kag. Kog., 31(11), 1125, 1967
  3. Shirato M, Murase T, Iritani E, Hayashi N, Filtration Sep., 404, 1983
  4. Tiller FM, Chem. Eng. Prog., 49(9), 467, 1953
  5. Tiller FM, Chem. Eng. Prog., 51(6), 282, 1955
  6. Tiller FM, "Cake Compressibility-Critical Element in Solid-liquid Separation," World Filtration Congress III, 270, 1982
  7. Tiller FM, Cooper HR, AIChE J., 6(4), 595, 1960
  8. Tiller FM, Cooper HR, AIChE J., 8(4), 445, 1962
  9. Tiller FM, Hsyung NB, Cong DZ, AIChE J., 41(5), 1153, 1995
  10. Yim SS, "A New Method: Filtration-permeation for Filtration Theory and Application," 5th World Filtration Congress, France, 91, 1990
  11. Yim SS, J. Korean Solid Wastes Eng. Soc., 12(5), 475, 1995
  12. Yim SS, BenAim R, "Highly Compressible Cake Filtration: Application to the Filtration of Flocculated Particles," 4th World Filtration Congress, Belgium, A1, 1986