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filtration in which collected solids build a cake that becomes the main filtering medium, with flow resistance growing as the cake thickens.

In chemical engineering, cake filtration refers to filtration in which collected solids build a cake that becomes the main filtering medium, with flow resistance growing as the cake thickens. This meaning comes from Ruth (1935) in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry.[1]

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  1. Ruth, B. F. (1935). Studies in Filtration III. Derivation of General Filtration Equations. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 27(6), 708-723. https://doi.org/10.1021/ie50306a024

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