Recover a measurable filtrate stream
Define quality, storage and reuse within a documented plant water balance.
BOYUN Industrial Filtration Solutions – Ceramic Vacuum Disc Filter
Assess disc filtration for suitable lead-zinc tailings, including slurry preparation, capacity, cake moisture, water recovery and dry-stack handling needs.

Lead-zinc tailings duties can change with ore blend, grinding and flotation chemistry. The filter basis must include representative variability and site-specific water and residue controls.
Define quality, storage and reuse within a documented plant water balance.
Link moisture and consistency to conveying, stacking or other placement.
Include difficult feed, downtime, off-spec cake and water-management scenarios.
Vacuum disc filtration is a candidate only where the conditioned feed forms a permeable cake at viable flux and releases consistently. Testing must include the limiting fines or clay condition.
Treat these inputs as measured ranges. A single nominal value does not describe seasonal, orebody or campaign variation.
Test the representative and limiting feeds before equipment performance is fixed.
Map thickening, conditioning, filtration, water return and cake handling.
Capture normal, difficult and upset material.
Measure flux, moisture, filtrate and release.
Confirm surge, conveying, storage and placement interfaces.
Commission against defined feed and measurement methods.
The filter cannot compensate for an undefined feed, water circuit or cake destination.
Set water, cake and capacity requirements.
Review tailings dewateringConnect cake behavior to transport and placement.
Review dry stackingDefine quality, storage and reuse controls.
Review process waterUse testing, sizing and system pages to convert the mineral duty into an auditable selection.
These answers support project preparation; the final recommendation depends on the actual duty.
Share the feed, throughput, operating target and site constraints. BOYUN will identify missing information and recommend testing, sizing or the appropriate equipment scope.