Benefits Over Conventional Filtration
- A higher overall liquid removal rate is achieved by the prevention of filter cake formation
- Process feed remains in the form of a mobile slurry, suitable for further processing
- Solids content of the product slurry may be varied over a wide range
- It is possible to fractionate particles by size
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