depthfiltratie
Depth filtration is a physical separation process used to remove suspended solids from liquids or gases. Unlike surface filtration, where particles are caught on the surface of a filter medium, depth filtration involves trapping particles within the tortuous pathways of a porous filter material. This material is typically much thicker than surface filters and has a graded pore structure, meaning the pore size decreases from the inlet to the outlet.
The effectiveness of depth filtration relies on a combination of mechanisms. Inertial impaction occurs when larger
Depth filters are widely used in various industries, including water treatment, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage processing,