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Dominique LECLERC: Engineer from the École nationale supérieure de chimie de Lille. Doctor of Science - Chemical Engineering Sciences Laboratory, INPL (Institut polytechnique de Lorraine) - Professor at Henri-Poincaré University, Nancy
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Update of the article by Dominique LECLERC and Pierre LE LEC †, published in 1981 in the treatise Généralités.
To filter suspensions relatively free of solid particles (generally impurities), filtration is performed in the mass, or at depth, by flowing the suspension through a porous mass (sand or gravel bed).
The purpose of this article is to present the various local filtration equations and tests for determining concentration, retention and pressure profiles, in order to predict the optimum operating conditions for a homogeneous constant cross-section filter.
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