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filtrationTechnique by which suspended solid particles in a fluid are removed by passing the mixture through a filter, usually porous paper, plastic, or cloth. The particles are retained by the filter to form a residue and the fluid passes through to make up the filtrate. For example, soot may be filtered from air, and suspended solids from water. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The plumbed-in version has a built-in filtration system, while the water supplied by the water supply company has passed through strict standards of water purification, so in this department, there is a tie. Simplified Nordson applicator design features fewer control zones, built-in filtration and integral air heating for spray applications. The carbon filter, mounted under the sink, is more thorough at eliminating contaminants than filters found in standard filtering pitchers, faucet-mounted filters and refrigerators with built-in filtration systems. |
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