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Running a pilot test is a significant investment of time, feed material, and personnel, and the value of the data it produces depends entirely on how well the test was planned. This post walks through the objectives, planning, safety, and data collection steps that separate a pilot test that supports a confident scale-up decision from one that raises more questions than it answers.

Selecting filtration equipment without process-specific test data is one of the most reliable ways to introduce scale-up risk into a capital project. This post explains what bench-scale filtration testing covers, how written test reports support equipment selection and process design, and how BHS Filtration's Charlotte-based lab supports process development from bench to full-scale plant.

Chemical and pharmaceutical plants running batch filtration at high throughput often discover the process creates more problems than it solves. This post walks through the operational signals that indicate a conversion to continuous solid-liquid separation is warranted, what to evaluate before committing, and how BHS supports the transition.

Filter presses have been a fixture in industrial solid-liquid separation for decades. They remain a legitimate choice for many applications. But understanding where filter press filtration performs well, and where it does not, is what allows process engineers to make the right equipment decision the first time.

Filtration performance isn’t defined at commissioning; it’s proven over decades of changing feedstocks, tighter purity targets, capacity increases, and unexpected process upsets. The right equipment matters, but the right partner matters more.

Benchtop and pilot testing are essential steps in industrial filtration projects, but only when they’re designed with full-scale operation in mind. This article outlines the most common pitfalls in lab- and pilot-scale solid-liquid filtration testing and the practical best practices that help ensure your data is reliable, repeatable, and truly scalable.

Industrial-scale filtration is no longer just a supporting process; it’s a strategic driver of yield, compliance, and operating cost. This article explores the forces behind the rising demand for industrial-scale filtration and how proven cake filtration technologies help facilities scale with confidence.

Filtration projects rarely fail on paper; they fail at scale. That’s why the BHS application development process centers on validation through bench testing and filtration pilot testing before full-scale design. By proving performance under real operating conditions, BHS helps manufacturers reduce risk, improve efficiency, and move confidently from lab to plant.