Abstract
The cross-flow microfiltration (CFMF) technique is very useful in removing colloids and suspended solids in water and wastewater. Unlike the standard filtration techniques, accumulation of the filtered solids on filter medium can be minimized in cross-flow filtration by the shear action of flow since the direction of the feed flow is tangential to the filter surface.
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Schedule a callMore From: Water Pollution Control in Asia: Proceedings of Second IAWPRC Asian Conference on Water Pollution Control held in Bangkok, Thailand, 9–11 November, 1988
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