Filtration
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Self-cleaning fabric filters that remove suspended solids through automated backwash cycles without operator intervention or process shutdown.
Continuously operating filters with motorized bridges that clean media sections while treating flow, reducing downtime.
Tertiary filters using rotating cloth-covered discs to remove suspended solids and phosphorus from secondary wastewater effluent.
Self-cleaning screens that continuously remove debris from process streams to protect downstream equipment in water and wastewater plants.
Removes suspended solids using downward flow through granular media beds, driven by gravity rather than pressure pumps.
Enclosed steel vessels that filter water through media beds under pressure, offering compact footprints for smaller treatment plants.
Gravity sand filters that polish secondary effluent by trapping solids at higher loading rates than conventional filters.
Porous carbon media that removes dissolved organics and contaminants through adsorption onto its extensive internal surface area.
Collects dirty backwash water from filter surfaces, channeling it to waste while preventing filter media from escaping during cleaning cycles.
Pressure vessels with replaceable cartridges that trap particles to polish treated water or protect downstream equipment.
Pressure vessels with replaceable fabric bags that capture suspended solids from water flowing through the bag material.
Tertiary cloth media filter using rotating drum and continuous backwash to achieve low effluent suspended solids.
Catalytic filter media that oxidizes and removes dissolved iron and manganese from groundwater through manganese oxide coating.