Modular Spin Disk Filter MSDF
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New Design MSDF is a development moving away from conventional cross flow filtration towards spin filtration. The advantages of spin disk filtration lies in the improved cleaning effect on the filter surface at a reduced energy cost.
Applications
Chemical Pharmaceutical Industry
Organic solvents colour removal
Activated Carbon filtration
Biotechnology
Enzyme concentration, diafiltration
Yeast recovery and concentration
Cell separation
Protein concentration
Bioethanol Microfiltration of cellulose
Food Technology
Beer, wine clarification
Tomato puree
Haze Removal
Sparging
Paper Industry
Resource recycling
Closed loop techniques
Sieve water paper mills
Paints, pigments , adhesives
Pigments desalting
Solvent recycle
Lacquer de-watering
Water soluble glue concentration
Metal-Working Industry
Cooling lubricants
Cleaning units
Emulsions, suspensions
Aluminum swarf water
Waste Water Treatment
Digested sludge
Water recycling
MBR / aeration
Sparging
Features and Benefits
High temperature resistance (0-130 ºC) with varied range of membranes starting from Polymers to Ceramic to SS membranes
Broad pH range (0-14)
Resistance to aggressive solvents, oxidants and most chemicals
Steam Sterilization (autoclave, oxidant, etc.)
Extremely high cross flow velocities – with no filter blocking
Reduced energy costs compared to conventional cross flow systems
Modular design with large scalability options
Repeatability in fluxes
Excellent mechanical resistance (High Solid loading)
Process Operation Prerequisite for a continuous filtration method is how to avoid filter media blocking by preventing the formation of a secondary resistive layer on the filter media surface (filter cake). This always requires continuous cleaning of the filter surface during the process. Conventionally this is being done with tangential or cross flow technologies with high velocity flows. The shear forces that occurred this way prevented the formation of a filter cake.
In order to achieve this cross flow effect, it used to be necessary to move high liquid volumes with powerful pumps. The excellent filtration capacities were offset by high energy costs.
Dynamic cross flow methods work with much less energy consumption. The relative motion between the medium to be filtered and the filter is not generated by pumps but instead by the rotation of the filter elements or a rotation of flow disrupters.
MSDF membrane systems operate using membrane disks of different MOC that are configured in modular stack mode on a rotating shaft. That separation technology purely relies on the differences in physical sizes in the MF range and in the molecular weight (size) of the individual components when processing in the MF and UF range. The membrane pore is a safe barrier for any insoluble matter (i.e. protein complexes if any, triglycerides, fats, oils, bacteria, colloidal matter, fibres etc) irrespective of the incoming concentrations. The selection of the right membrane or filter media is more from experience of working in similar applications.
Technical Specifications Membrane types available suitable for a wide range of applications and process conditions. Modular Design : Area – 1 sq.mts to 100 sq.mts UF/MF MEMBRANES: PP, SS, Ceramic – MW Cut-Off or Micron : 1,000 MW, 5,000 MW, 10,000 MW, 20,000 MW, 25,000 MW, 30,000 MW, 50,000 MW, 100,000 MW, 120,000 MW, 0.05 Microns, 0.1 Microns, 0.2 Microns, 0.45 Microns, 0.65 Microns, 0.8 microns, 1.2 microns, 3.0 microns.
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