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Cloth Media Filtration
Filtration is the process of removing suspended solids from water by passing the water through a permeable fabric or porous bed of materials. Filtration is one of the oldest and simplest methods of removing solids.
OptiFiber® USA cloth media has been carefully engineered for quality, durability and performance to provide several process and mechanical advantages compared to alternative filtration media. OptiFiber® USA cloth media has been adapted to a variety of mechanical configurations to maximize performance and value. A variety of cloth media are available to provide customized solid/liquid separation solutions for a broad range of municipal and industrial applications.
AquaDisk® USA Cloth Media Filter
• Utilizes OptiFiber® USA cloth media.
• Up to 12 vertically oriented disks per unit.
• Gravity flow operation.
• Avg. hydraulic capacity = 0.25 to 3 MGD (950 to 11,400 m3/day).
• Fully automatic, PLC based control system.
• Inlet wastewater enters the tank completely, submerging the cloth media.
• By gravity, liquid passes through the cloth media.
• A mat is formed & liquid level in the tank increases.
• The filtered liquid enters the internal portion of the disk and is discharged.
• Solids are backwashed from the surface by liquid suction from both sides of each disk.
• Disks rotate slowly during cleaning mode.
• Backwash water is directed to the headworks.
• Filtration requires no moving parts.
Aqua MiniDisk ® USA Cloth Media Filter
• Utilizes OptiFiber® USA cloth media.
• Up to 6 vertically oriented disks per unit.
• Gravity flow operation.
• Avg. hydraulic capacity =50,000 to 300,000 GPD (190 to 1140 m3/day).
• Fully automatic, PLC based control system.
Cloth Media Filtration Advantages:
• Unique cloth media.
• Reuse quality effluent.
• Low backwash rate.
• Small footprint.
• Low head requirements.
• No downtime for backwashing.
• Less maintenance than sand filters.
• New plants or retrofits.
• Lowest life-cycle cost.
• Backwashing cycle is triggered with volume overrides.
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