Media Pressure Skids
Many filtration media systems utilize specific materials to remove certain constituents from water. These constituents would include iron, manganese, free chlorine, organic matter and suspended solids. In order to maximize the performance of the ion exchange and membrane systems that follow these pretreatment technologies media pressure filters have become an integral part of the water treatment process train.
media pressure filters technology
Media filtration is a very straight forward process that has been utilized for many years.
HOW IT WORKS
Media filtration works by physically straining solids and particles from water or adsorbing contaminants from water. Typical filter media include sand, anthracite, garnet, gravel, activated carbon and manganese greensand.
These filtration processes use pressure to increase the efficiency of the media filtration resulting in high throughput pressure vessels thereby keeping equipment cost low.
Main features
- Custom Build and Modular Units
- Utilizing various media : GAC, Greensand,
- Multi-Media
- Compact footprint
- High quality filtered water
- Pressure Driven Filter Systems
- Fully Instrumented and Controlled
- Complex Process Development Capability
- Quality Assurance and Control Management
Applications
- Removal of Suspended Solids, organic matter and turbidity
- TOC reduction and Free Cl2 removal
- Removal of Iron and Manganese
