Conventional filter cake filtration flux model | Microporous filtration flux attenuation model |
Filter flux: (1) Membrane resistance: (2) Cake resistance: (3) | Filter flux: (4) Model parameters: (5) Model parameters: (6) |
J—Filtration flux (also called membrane filtration rate), m3·m−2·h−1; A—Filter area, m2; V—Permeate filtrate volume, m3; t—Filter time, h; Δp—The pressure difference applied to the membrane and the filter cake, kPa; μ—Viscosity of the suspension fluid, Pa·s; Rm, Rc—Respectively the resistance of the membrane layer and the filter cake layer, N; km, kc—Respectively filter membrane constant (km = 2) and filter cake constant (kc = 5); εm, εc—Respectively, membrane porosity and filter cake porosity, dimensionless, Sm, Sc—Respectively, the specific surface area of the filter membrane and the specific surface area of the filter cake, m3·m−2; lm, lc—Respectively the thickness of the filter membrane and the thickness of the filter cake, m. | J—Filtration flux (also called membrane filtration rate), m3·m−2·h−1; A—Filter area, m2; V—Permeate filtrate volume, m3; t—Filter time, h; α, β—Model parameters; μ—Viscosity of the suspension fluid, Pa·s; hm—Circulation depth, m; np—Number of membrane holes; dp—Porous outer diameter before filtration, m; N—Concentration of suspended solids entering the porous, kg·m−3; ε—The porosity of the pore surface layer structure is dimensionless, ΔpTMP—The pressure difference applied to the membrane and the filter cake, kPa; ρs—Solid particle density, kg·m−3. |