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Water filter for water purification

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Water purification using the innovative inverted flow filter presents a revolutionary approach to ensuring access to clean and safe drinking water. By mimicking the natural filtration processes found in springs and deep wells, this method offers a sustainable solution for both water and wastewater treatment.

The inverted flow filter operates with minimal pressure, eliminating the need for the costly construction of suspended sand beds. The filter bed structure consists of an open-type, water-tight rectangular tank divided into two compartments that are connected by a passage at the bottom. When raw water is introduced into the inlet tank, it percolates through the filter media, which is composed of fine sand. The water then travels through the passage to reach the sand bed in the other compartment.

This setup functions similarly to a "U" tube filled with water. The unique design of the two interconnected compartments enhances the efficiency of water percolation through the fine sand filter media, resulting in a highly effective and economical filtering process suitable for large-scale applications.

By adopting the inverted flow filter, we can tackle the urgent need for affordable and efficient water purification on a global scale. This method establishes a new standard for access to clean water, providing a practical and sustainable solution for communities around the world. Its cost-effectiveness, efficiency, and suitability for large-scale filtering processes are driving its growing popularity.

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Waste water Filtration

This Inverted Flow filter is designed for both water treatment and wastewater treatment.

This Inverted Flow filter is designed for both water treatment and wastewater treatment.

 

Inverted flow sand filters are increasingly utilized in wastewater treatment through physical, biological, and chemical processes. They are particularly suitable for situations where cost-effectiveness and minimal maintenance are important, such as in homes, businesses, institutions, and small residential communities. These filters are especially effective when septic tanks and mechanical systems fail due to high groundwater levels. Typically, sand filters are employed as a secondary treatment step after solids have been removed from raw wastewater in a septic tank, aerobic unit, or other sedimentation processes. Wastewater that has undergone sand filtration is generally colorless and odorless.

 

When the treated effluent is discharged into the soil, it receives additional treatment in a soil absorption field.

In sewerage filters, the filter media consists of relatively larger-sized materials instead of fine sand.

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