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• TITLE: Study on Optimizing High-Gradient Magnetic Separation—Part 2: Experimental Evaluation of the Performance of a New Designed Magnetic Filter

  AUTHORS: Yonas S. Shaikh, Christian Seibert, Percy Kampeis

  KEYWORDS: Magnetic Particles, Magnetic Filtration, High-Gradient Magnetic Separation, Enzyme, Biocatalysis

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Condensed Matter Physics, Vol.6 No.2, May 31, 2016

  ABSTRACT: The introduction of functionalized magnetizable particles and high-gradient magnetic separation represents a time and money saving alternative to conventional purification and separation unit operations in the biotechnical sector. This technique has some advantages especially for the recycling of immobilized enzymes. A new magnetic filter with sight glasses was constructed and produced to study the performance of high-gradient magnetic separation at varied parameters. By optical analysis the buildup of a clogging was identified as the major parameter which affected the separation performance. For the cleaning procedure, a two-phase flow of water with highly dispersed air bubbles was tested which led to a nearly complete cleaning of the filter chamber.