Filter Cloth Video Library
This index is live and empty on purpose. The first films are being shot; until one is published there is nothing here to watch.
Every film is tied to a page, not floating on a channel
One film, one duty
Each video is registered against the specific filtration duty it shows — a named slurry on a named machine family — so it lands next to the engineering page for that duty rather than in a general reel.
One landing page each
Every published film gets its own page carrying the video, a written summary for people who would rather read, and the link to the application it belongs to. This index is the map, not a substitute for those pages.
Watch counts are not evidence
We will not present view figures as proof of anything. A film that answers one engineer’s question has done its job whether or not the number next to it is large.
What is being filmed first
These are the topics on the shooting list. They are listed as plain text because none of them exists yet — there is no thumbnail to show you and no date we are prepared to promise.
- Slurry in, dry gypsum cake out — what a horizontal vacuum belt filter actually does
- How to measure an old HVBF cloth, tape in hand
- Clipper, PAD and overlap seams compared, including how each one leaks
- FGD gypsum and phosphogypsum cake, side by side
- Belt tracking and wrinkling — what the failure looks like on a running machine
- Packing and crating a wide endless belt for export
The same material, in writing
Everything on the shooting list above already exists in written form, or is being written. Video is a second way in, not the only one.
A video will not measure your belt
If you already know what failed, skip the library. Send the machine details and photographs of the old cloth and an engineer will pick it up.