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Introduction

New energy manufacturing and environmental water treatment involve liquids with different filtration requirements. Battery slurries and material-processing streams may require control of oversized particles, agglomerates, suspended contaminants, and ferrous particles. Photovoltaic facilities, cooling-water systems, and water-reuse processes may require sediment removal, turbidity reduction, and membrane protection. Fengnuochang provides industrial filtration and water-treatment equipment selected according to the liquid, solids loading, viscosity, flow rate, target micron rating, operating conditions, and downstream requirements.

Environmental Protection & New Energy
Environmental Protection & New Energy

FILTRATION EQUIPMENT FOR NEW ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS

  • Scraper Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Scraper self‑cleaning filters support continuous filtration of compatible liquids containing suspended particles and agglomerates.
    The scraper removes accumulated contaminants from the screen surface during operation, helping reduce blockage and frequent manual cleaning.
    They can be considered for higher‑viscosity or clogging‑prone liquids where screen filtration is suitable.
  • Candle Backwash Filters
    Provide enclosed solid‑liquid separation with a relatively large filtration area.
    Backwashing helps remove accumulated contaminants from the filter elements and restore filtration performance.
    Suitable for selected process‑liquid clarification, wastewater solids separation, and applications requiring repeated filtration and cleaning cycles.
  • Bag Filters
    Bag filters provide particle removal for compatible process liquids, slurry prefiltration, wastewater, and membrane pretreatment.
    Different filter‑bag materials and micron ratings can be selected according to liquid properties, particle characteristics, and required filtration accuracy.
  • Cartridge Filters
    Cartridge filters provide fine particle control using elements selected for the required retention rating.
    Cartridge filters can be configured for process‑water filtration, RO pretreatment, compatible process liquids, and downstream fine filtration.
  • Magnetic Filters
    Magnetic filtration is particularly useful in selected new‑energy material processes where ferrous particulate contamination needs to be controlled.
    Magnetic elements can capture ferrous particles introduced from raw materials, pipelines, mixers, pumps, and other production equipment.
  • Brush & Suction Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Designed primarily for continuous filtration of water and suitable lower‑viscosity liquids.
    Automatic cleaning helps reduce manual maintenance in suitable cooling‑water, circulating‑water, and process‑water applications.
  • Disc Backwash Filters
    Provide automatic particle interception and backwashing for process water, cooling water, reclaimed water, and other water‑treatment applications.
    Multiple filtration units can be configured according to required flow capacity.
  • Multi‑Media Backwash Filters
    Use filtration media to reduce sediment, suspended solids, and turbidity before downstream water‑treatment processes.
    They can be applied in raw‑water treatment, wastewater reuse, and pretreatment before membrane systems.
  • Basket Filters
    Provide coarse protection for pumps, pipelines, heat exchangers, and downstream filtration equipment by intercepting larger debris and foreign particles.
  • Leaf & Stacked Filters
    Leaf and stacked filters offer options for solid‑liquid separation, clarification, and polishing. Select the equipment and media according to solids loading and the required separation performance.
  • UF & RO Systems
    UF and RO can form part of a staged industrial water‑treatment or reuse system after suitable pretreatment.

LITHIUM‑ION BATTERY & ENERGY STORAGE

Battery and energy‑storage facilities require filtration for material preparation, process liquids, cooling water, water treatment, and wastewater management.
During electrode‑slurry preparation in particular, oversized particles, agglomerates, gels, and foreign contaminants can affect downstream processing.

  • Higher‑Viscosity Slurry Pre‑Filtration
    Scraper Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Can be considered for selected higher‑viscosity slurry applications where suspended contaminants, agglomerates, and filter blockage are important concerns.
    Continuous scraper cleaning helps reduce contaminant accumulation on the screen surface.
  • Flexible Particle Interception
    Bag Filters
    Provide a flexible filtration stage for removing selected oversized particles and particulate contaminants before coating or subsequent processing.
  • Ferrous Contaminant Control
    Magnetic Filters
    Capture ferrous particles that may enter the process from raw materials, mixers, pipelines, pumps, and upstream production equipment.

Example Filtration Concept
Slurry Mixing
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Ferrous Contaminant Control — Magnetic Filter
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Slurry Pre‑Filtration — Scraper Self‑Cleaning / Bag Filter
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Coating / Downstream Processing
Select the filtration method and micron rating according to slurry formulation, particle distribution, viscosity, solids loading, and downstream requirements.

PHOTOVOLTAIC & SOLAR MANUFACTURING

Photovoltaic manufacturing creates filtration requirements across raw‑water treatment, process‑water systems, cooling‑water circulation, wastewater treatment, and water reuse.
Depending on the production process, wastewater streams may contain suspended solids, silicon‑related particles, dissolved contaminants, and process chemicals.
Industrial filtration equipment is primarily used for particulate and suspended‑solids control, equipment protection, membrane pretreatment, and water‑reuse pretreatment as part of a broader treatment process.

  • Suspended Solids & Silicon‑Related Particle Control
    Candle Backwash / Bag / Cartridge Filters
    Can provide particulate reduction after suitable upstream treatment or as part of a multi‑stage wastewater‑treatment process.
  • Process Cooling Water
    Brush / Suction Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Provide continuous particle control in suitable cooling‑water loops, helping protect heat exchangers, pipelines, valves, and cooling equipment.

Water Reuse Pretreatment — Progressive water‑treatment configuration:
Multi‑Media Filtration
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Bag / Cartridge Filtration
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UF / RO
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Further Treatment / Water Reuse
The actual treatment process should be determined according to wastewater characteristics, upstream treatment, membrane requirements, and required reuse‑water quality.

NEW ENERGY MATERIAL PROCESSING

Cathode and anode material processing, conductive materials, resins, and solvents involve different viscosities, solids loads, particle sizes, and contamination‑control requirements.
Select filtration equipment for the liquid properties and required particle retention.

  • Higher‑Viscosity Process Liquids
    Scraper Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Continuous scraper cleaning can help reduce rapid screen blockage in selected viscous liquids containing suspended contaminants.
  • Higher Solids Loading
    Candle / Leaf / Bag Filters
    Provide different solid‑liquid separation options according to solids characteristics, filtration area, and required clarification level.
  • Fine Particle Control
    Cartridge Filters
    Provide finer downstream particle control after primary solids separation.
  • Ferrous Contamination
    Magnetic Filters
    Provide additional protection by capturing ferrous particulate contaminants from production and transfer equipment.

Progressive Filtration Concept
Process Liquid
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Ferrous Particle Control
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Self‑Cleaning / Primary Filtration
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Solid‑Liquid Separation
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Fine Particle Control
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Downstream Production
Select the stages needed for the process medium and production requirements.

GREEN HYDROGEN WATER TREATMENT SUPPORT

Green‑hydrogen production facilities may require feedwater treatment and cooling‑water filtration.
Fengnuochang equipment can support suitable feedwater pretreatment, membrane protection, and utility‑water filtration within the overall system design.

  • Raw & Feed Water
    Multi‑Media / Bag / Cartridge Filters
    Reduce sediment and particulate contaminants before downstream water‑treatment processes.
  • Membrane Pretreatment
    Cartridge Filters / UF Systems
    Provide finer particulate control before RO or subsequent water‑treatment stages.
  • Cooling & Circulating Water
    Self‑Cleaning / Disc Backwash Filters
    Provide automatic particulate control for supporting utility‑water systems.

Supporting Water‑Treatment Concept
Raw Water
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Multi‑Media Filtration
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Cartridge Filtration
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UF / RO
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Further Water Treatment
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Required Process Water
Final water quality should be determined according to the actual process and system requirements.

COOLING & CIRCULATING WATER FILTRATION

New‑energy manufacturing facilities can operate large cooling‑water and process‑water networks serving production equipment, heat exchangers, compressors, chillers, and other utility systems.
Suspended particles, corrosion products, sediment, and foreign matter can accumulate within these systems.
For suitable higher‑flow applications, automatic filtration can reduce the need for frequent manual cleaning or disposable filter‑media replacement.

  • Brush Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Automatically remove accumulated contaminants from the screen surface during operation.
  • Suction Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Use automatic suction cleaning to remove accumulated contaminants while minimizing interruption to normal filtration.
  • Disc Backwash Filters
    Provide automatic backwashing and can be configured in multi‑unit systems according to flow requirements.
  • Basket Filters
    Provide simple upstream protection where larger foreign particles are present.

WASTEWATER TREATMENT & WATER REUSE

Battery, photovoltaic, and other new‑energy manufacturing processes can generate wastewater containing combinations of suspended solids, fine particles, dissolved contaminants, metals, salts, and process chemicals.
Filtration supports particulate removal within a broader wastewater‑treatment process.

  • High‑Solids Pretreatment
    Scraper / Brush Self‑Cleaning Filters
    Reduce suspended‑solids loading before downstream treatment where wastewater characteristics are suitable.
  • Solid‑Liquid Separation
    Candle Backwash / Bag Filters
    Provide additional particulate and suspended‑solids separation.
  • Turbidity & Suspended‑Solids Reduction
    Multi‑Media Backwash Filters
    Provide filtration before finer downstream treatment stages.
  • Membrane Protection
    Bag / Cartridge Filters
    Reduce residual particulate loading before UF or RO.
  • Water Reuse
    UF / RO Systems
    Can provide subsequent membrane‑treatment stages where the required water‑quality target calls for finer separation.

Typical Water‑Reuse Concept
Wastewater Collection
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Pretreatment
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Solid‑Liquid Separation
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Fine Particle Filtration
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UF / RO
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Reuse / Further Treatment
The actual wastewater‑treatment system should be designed according to the contaminant composition and required treatment target. Filtration alone does not remove all dissolved metals, salts, chemicals, or other dissolved contaminants.

AUTOMATIC FILTRATION FOR CONTINUOUS INDUSTRIAL OPERATION

Automatic cleaning can help maintain stable filtration and reduce manual maintenance in suitable process‑liquid and water‑treatment applications.
Fengnuochang offers scraper, brush, suction, disc backwash, candle backwash, and multi‑media backwash configurations for different filtration duties.

  • Scraper Cleaning
    Suitable for selected higher‑viscosity or solids‑containing process liquids.
  • Brush Cleaning
    Suitable for continuous particle removal from industrial water and circulating‑water systems.
  • Suction Cleaning
    Suitable for automatic screen cleaning in selected high‑flow water applications.
  • Disc Backwashing
    Suitable for repeated automatic cleaning in process‑water and circulating‑water systems.
  • Candle Backwashing
    Suitable for selected solid‑liquid separation processes requiring repeated filter‑element cleaning.
  • Multi‑Media Backwashing
    Suitable for restoring filtration performance during suspended‑solids and turbidity reduction.

The appropriate cleaning method depends on the process medium, contaminant characteristics, solids loading, flow rate, filtration accuracy, and operating conditions.

BUILT AROUND DIFFERENT PROCESS REQUIREMENTS

  • High‑Solids & Higher‑Viscosity Liquids
    Scraper self‑cleaning filtration provides an option for selected process liquids where solids accumulation, viscosity, and frequent screen blockage are important considerations.
  • Automatic Filtration for Large Water Flows
    Brush, suction, and disc‑backwash technologies can reduce manual maintenance in cooling‑water, circulating‑water, and industrial water‑treatment systems.
  • Fine Particle & Process Protection
    Bag and cartridge filters provide flexible particle control before downstream equipment and membrane systems.
  • Solid‑Liquid Separation
    Candle, leaf, and stacked filtration technologies provide additional options for applications requiring larger filtration areas or separation of suspended solids.
  • Water Treatment & Reuse
    Multi‑media filtration, cartridge filtration, UF, and RO can be combined with suitable pretreatment to support industrial water treatment and reuse.
  • Multiple Material Configurations
    Available materials depend on the filter type and application. Options may include SS304, SS316L, PP, and PVDF.
    Material selection should be based on chemical compatibility, corrosion conditions, temperature, pressure, and process requirements.
  • Customized Filtration Solutions
    Micron rating, flow capacity, filtration area, equipment size, media, cleaning method, pressure rating, connections, and system arrangement can be configured for the operating conditions.

DEFINE YOUR PROCESS BEFORE SELECTING FILTRATION EQUIPMENT

Filtration requirements vary across new energy applications.
Battery slurry filtration may focus on viscosity, oversized agglomerates, and ferrous contamination. Photovoltaic facilities may need wastewater solids removal and water‑reuse pretreatment, while cooling‑water systems may prioritize high flow rates and automatic cleaning.

For more accurate equipment selection, please provide:

  • Industry / Application — Battery / Energy Storage / Photovoltaic / New Energy Materials / Hydrogen / Environmental Water Treatment / Other
  • Process Medium
  • Main Contaminants
  • Solids Concentration & Particle Characteristics
  • Required Flow Rate
  • Target Micron Rating
  • Viscosity & Operating Temperature
  • Operating Pressure
  • Material / Connection / Downstream Process Requirements
  • For automatic filtration applications, please also provide your preferred cleaning method or current filtration and maintenance problem, if known.

Based on these conditions, Fengnuochang can recommend filtration technology, media, filtration area, materials, cleaning methods, and a system arrangement.

DISCUSS YOUR FILTRATION REQUIREMENTS WITH OUR ENGINEERS

Send us your process medium, contaminants, solids condition, flow rate, target micron rating, viscosity, temperature, pressure, and application requirements. If some details are unavailable, describe your liquid and filtration problem. Our engineers can help identify the information needed for equipment selection.

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