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Monitoring system for a filtration process

John Martin Kolinski, Albert Deh Hwa Taureg, Youssef Eddebbarh
2024

Abstract

The present invention concerns a monitoring system (2) adapted to monitor and/or pilot a filtration process of a slurry (S) under pressure, based on data collected from sensor (Q1, Q2, Q3...Qn) and a first computing unit (U1). It further concerns a filtration reactor provided with such a monitoring system. It further concerns a filtration method operated and monitored by such a monitoring system, and a method of simulating filtration time based on some inputted parameters.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/932f8ee5-8890-41fd-8f1d-aa78061f63fd

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