How Does a Coalescer Filter Work?
Leave a CommentBasics of Coalescing Filtration Coalescer filtration is used to separate liquid droplets and aerosols from both liquid and gas media. Coalescer filter elements are manufactured from specialized materials, including borosilicate micro-fiberglass, synthetic fibers, and thermoplastic resins. Each coalescer filter material is tailored to the particular needs of the application, with a variety of filtration grades […]
Microfiltration vs. Ultrafiltration: What’s the Difference?
Leave a CommentMicrofiltration and ultrafiltration are separation methods that rely on filter media with tiny pores to remove solids from a liquid stream. Factors such as the pore size and contaminants present affect the degree of purification. Microfiltration and ultrafiltration strip solids from liquid streams until they are sent to more intensive treatment processes in a variety […]
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The Importance of Microfiltration Membranes in Water Treatment
Leave a CommentWater cleanliness and filtration standards are rising in many parts of the world. That means municipal water treatment facilities and commercial water purification systems need to be increasingly advanced to keep up. One of the most important tools in an advanced filtration system is a microfiltration membrane. Microfiltration membranes use physical separation processes to remove […]
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An Introduction to Battery Separators
Leave a CommentBatteries consist of the following basic components: an anode, a cathode, and an electrolyte. However, another key part that is often overlooked is the battery separator. This component is vital to the functionality and performance of batteries. Below, we outline what it is, its origins, and its applications. What Is a Battery Separator? A battery […]
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