I have produced a fairly liquid drink and need to filter it using a fairly quick system. Anything present in the drink with a size greater than 100 microns will be discarded (the part to be discarded is about 4%).
For the laboratory scale, I produced 2kg of drink and filtered it through a metal mesh with 100 micron pores placed over a beaker, pouring the drink on this mesh and at the same time continuously stirring to try to free the holes that were blocked by the particles. In this way I have removed about 4% of the unwanted solid part and obtained my non-grainy drink.
For an industrial scale this process is not feasible.
Anyone have any advice on how to deal with large volumes to avoid constantly brushing manually?
Dear Ghassan Abukhanafer, thanks for your reply.
For an industrial scale I think it is quite difficult to use a syringe.
It would involve filtering 200 liters of product.
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