Liquid that has been passed through a filter
liquid collected during filtration.
The liquid portion of the slurry which has been separated from the solids by passage throuh the filter medium. Sometimes called "mother liquor", particularly if it has a high content of soluble solids. Also called "effluent". Back Filtration Media, General Types of Fibers Used in Woven Fabrics
Liquid which has passed through the filter; fluid that has been separated from the solids in the slurry being filtered. Also referred to as discharge liquor, effluent, mother liquor, solute or strong liquor.
remove by passing through a filter; "filter out the impurities"
fluid that has passed through a filter. The filter removes some components of the original fluid. For example, lymph is a filtrate of the blood that does not have red blood cells nor some of the proteins that blood does have.
A liquid that has passed through the filter medium.
Liquid remaining after removal of solids with filtration.
The discharge liquor in filtration.
The end product of the filtration process; i.e., liquid exiting the filtrate outlet.
the clear liquid obtained during filtration. This is the liquid that comes through the filter funnel.
The part of a solution that has passed through a filter.
The part of the mixture that passes through a filter successfully (smaller particles).
Any liquid that has passed through the filter medium.
Fluid that has passed through a filter. Also called the effluent.
The liquid that is produced when a solution is filtered.
1. The effluent liquid from a filter system; that part of the feed stream which has passed through the filter. 2. The liquid remaining after removal of solids, as the liquid extracted in the formation of a filter cake.
The liquid or gas separated from a solid by means of filtration.