Product Description:
The filtration system is composed of various filters including:
quartz sand filter, activated carbon filter, manganese sand filter,
shallow bed sand filter, self-cleaning filter and precision filter.
The system offers a flexibility of different filter media and
cartridges, where users can select according to their specific
requirements. When under a certain pressure, the system effectively
removes various impurities from polluted water, including suspended
solids, organic matter, and colloidal particles. Additionally, it
can also eliminate odors and colors. Ultimately, this system is
highly efficient at filtering and purifying water.
This type of filtration equipment serves a wide range of industries
such as power, electronics, beverages, tap water treatment,
petroleum, chemicals, metallurgy, textiles, papermaking, food,
swimming pools, municipal engineering, as well as other processes.
It is suitable for industrial water, domestic water, circulating
water and wastewater treatment.
| Model number | Flow rate | Inlet and outlet diameter | Drain diameter | Tank diameter | Equipment height | Motor power |
| (m³/h) | (mm) | (mm) |
| DN40 | 18 | DN40 | DN25 | 219 | 700 | |
| DN50 | 20 | DN50 | DN25 | 219 | 700 | 0.18 |
| DN65 | 30 | DN65 | DN25 | 273 | 1300 | 0.18 |
| DN80 | 40 | DN80 | DN25 | 273 | 850 | 0.18 |
| DN100 | 60 | DN100 | DN50 | 273 | 936 | 0.18 |
| DN125 | 100 | DN125 | DN50 | 325 | 1018 | 0.37 |
| DN150 | 150 | DN150 | DN50 | 325 | 111 | 0.37 |
| DN200 | 250 | DN200 | DN50 | 426 | 1427 | 0.37 |
| DN250 | 400 | DN250 | DN50 | 426 | 1685 | 0.37 |
| DN300 | 500 | DN300 | DN50 | 530 | 2100 | 0.55 |
| DN350 | 750 | DN350 | DN80 | 630 | 2085 | 0.55 |
| DN400 | 1000 | DN400 | DN80 | 600 | 2360 | 0.55 |
| DN450 | 1200 | DN450 | DN100 | 600 | 2632 | |
| DN500 | 1500 | DN500 | DN100 | 700 | 2919 | |
| DN600 | 2100 | DN600 | DN100 | 800 | 3510 | |
| DN700 | 3000 | DN700 | DN200 | 900 | 4100 | |
| DN800 | 3800 | DN80 | | 1200 | | |
Features:
Pre-treatment is a crucial step in the production of various types
of water, including purified water, boiler feedwater, industrial
process water, and drinking water. This step involves the removal
of impurities and contaminants from the source water, ensuring that
the final product is safe, clean, and suitable for its intended
use.
For purified and drinking water production, pre-treatment typically
involves multiple stages, including sedimentation, filtration, and
disinfection. These processes work together to remove physical,
chemical, and biological contaminants, such as suspended solids,
microorganisms, and dissolved substances, from the source water.
When producing boiler feedwater and industrial process water,
pre-treatment is equally important. Without proper pre-treatment,
contaminants in the source water can cause scaling, corrosion, and
other types of damage to expensive equipment, leading to increased
downtime and maintenance costs. Pre-treatment processes for these
applications typically include chemical treatment, ion exchange,
and membrane filtration.
In summary, pre-treatment plays a critical role in ensuring the
quality and purity of various types of water. Whether it's for
drinking, industrial processes, or other applications,
pre-treatment is an essential step that cannot be overlooked.
Technical Parameters:
Efficient filtration is an essential factor in ensuring clean water
supply on-site. Fortunately, different filter media can be utilized
to improve water quality and effectively remove impurities such as
suspended solids, organic matter, colloidal particles,
microorganisms, among others.
Biological purification, on the other hand, enhances the filtration
effect by further degrading organic matter and harmful substances
in the water. The result is an even cleaner and purified water,
suitable for drinking, irrigation, and other purposes.
The process of backwashing and regeneration of the filter media is
also crucial in ensuring efficient water purification. Through this
process, the filtering performance of the quartz sand can be
restored, enabling continuous water filtration.
Considering the limited space available, the compact structure and
small footprint of the filtration system can effectively save
space, making it suitable for deployment within small areas.
The system's easy installation and simplicity of operation make it
an ideal solution, and it can be directly connected to the inlet
and outlet water pipes for immediate use. The filtration system
boasts a long service life, which helps reduce operating costs
significantly.
Finally, the filtration system exhibits excellent adaptability,
making it suitable for different water qualities and water
quantities. Its ability to adapt makes it an ideal solution for
various water filtration requirements.
Applications:
Industrial process water undergoes filtration for different
purposes such as nozzle protection and heat exchange station water.
With the use of filtration systems, unwanted particles are removed,
ensuring the smooth flow of the water.
Industries such as steel, metallurgy, papermaking, power
generation, petrochemicals, and air conditioning systems require
filtration of circulating water. The process involves removing
unwanted particles and pollutants to improve water quality.
Filtration is also essential in the food industry to ensure that
the water used is free of contamination.
Water filtration is crucial in the treatment of raw water, which
may come from different sources such as surface water, rivers,
lakes, and seawater. Through the use of filtration, unwanted
particles are removed, ensuring water safety and quality.
Irrigation filtration is vital for agricultural fields, parks, golf
courses, and municipal water supplies. Filtration systems help
improve the water quality to ensure the survival of crops and
plants, preventing clogging of irrigation systems and waterlogged
soil.
Filtration is also essential in aquaculture, swimming pools, and
water parks. With the use of filtration systems, the water is
cleaned, ensuring the safety of the swimmers or marine animals.
Water quality improves, reducing maintenance requirements for the
pools and aquatic facilities.
Various industries, such as power, electronics, beverages, tap
water treatment, petroleum, chemicals, metallurgy, textiles,
papermaking, food, swimming pools, and municipal engineering,
require filtration systems. The systems involve treating industrial
water, domestic water, circulating water, and wastewater to ensure
water quality and safety.
