Sand Bed Filtration Of Colloidal Particles ? Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Terry A. Ring
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

Sand bed filters are used to remove large and small particles from liquid streams. The large particles are removed by the straining action of the filter bed and the small particles are removed by particle deposition on the surface of the bed particles. Particle deposition, while being essential for the filtering action of colloidal particles, is not the only process that occurs in the filter bed. Other processes that occur are (1) the substrate becomes filled with particles limiting further deposition, and (2) some deposited particles are resuspended. The sum total of all these processes determine the performance of a filter bed.
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APA: Terry A. Ring  (1982)  Sand Bed Filtration Of Colloidal Particles ? Introduction

MLA: Terry A. Ring Sand Bed Filtration Of Colloidal Particles ? Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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