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Dissertation
The use of a blended polyimide/polyester (PI/PE) felt for liquid filtration
2005
Overview
The purpose of this project was to examine whether a polyimide/polyester composite felt can be used in four liquid filtration processes for the customer, Imerys, International. This was determined by examining its use in the filtering of four different sized products. The trial composite felt was tested against a total 21 other felts based on five test parameters: total filtrate volume, total amount of wet cake produced, percent cake solids, total amount of dry cake produced, and the percent filtrate solids. The hypothesis stated that the trial felt would work well enough in laboratory testing for two of the four products and could be recommended for full scale testing in these two applications. The two products hypothesized to succeed were the Supermite and Atomite products, which have the smallest average particle size of the four. The results of the laboratory testing concluded that the hypothesis was not supported. Although the trial felt filtered both the Snowflake and Supermite products well, they were not the two smallest resulting products. However, the product did perform well enough in these two areas to be recommended for full scale testing, with only the Supermite product making final approvals for pilot plant testing.
