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[0036]FIG. 1 shows a state of the art filtration module 1. Several membrane discs 3 are secured to each of the centre cores 2, 2′. The liquid / suspension to be filtered is fed into a tank 4 through a pipe 5. A closed tank 4 is shown here. The tank can also be open, in which case the membranes are submerged into the liquid. The membrane discs 3 have a cylindrical cross-section here. The filtrate passes through the membrane into the hollow disc body 3 and is guided to the centre of the disc as permeate and then through the centre core 2, 2′ and through a pipe 6 out of the filter. The cleaned concentrate can be drained off later through a pipe 7. The membrane module 1 can be operated both with overpressure on the concentrate side and with underpressure on the permeate side. Correspondingly, the module 1 can be used as a closed casing or as submerged membranes. The overpressure can be as high as 10 to 14 bar.
[0037] The membrane discs 3 may comprise inorganic elements, as well as support...
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Application Information
- IPC
- B01D33/21; B01D33/23; B01D63/16; B01D71/02; B01D71/06; H04R1/00
- CPC
- B01D33/23; H04R1/00; B01D33/37
- Inventors
- ZEGG, HERBERT; ERKINGER, WERNER



