Water purification through the innovative inverted flow filter
presents a revolutionary approach to ensure access to clean and
safe drinking water. By emulating the natural filtration process
found in springs and deep wells, this method offers a sustainable
solution for water and wastewater treatment. The inverted flow filter
method, designed to operate with minimal pressure, eliminates the
need for costly construction of suspended sand beds. The filter
bed structure is an open type water tight rectangular tank divided
in to two compartments connected by a passage from bottom. When
raw water is fed to the inlet tank, water percolate through the
filter media that comprises of fine sand and passes along the passage
provided at bottom and reach the sand bed of other compartment.
This structure behaves similar to "U" tube, filled water
in it. This unique structure, comprising of two interconnected compartments
from bottom within a water-tight tank, facilitates efficient water
percolation through fine sand filter media. The result is a highly
effective and economical filtering process suitable for large-scale
applications. By embracing the inverted flow filter, we can address
the pressing need for affordable and efficient water purification
on a global scale. This method sets a new standard for accessibility
to clean water, offering a practical and sustainable solution for
communities around the world.
This method is gaining popularity due to its cost-effectiveness,
efficiency, and applicability for large-scale filtering processes.
Waste water Filtration
This Inverted Flow filter is applicable for water
treatment & waste water treatment.
Inverted flow type sand filters are now using for wastewater treatment
using physical, biological, and chemical processes. This is ideal
where economy and freedom from regular maintenance are concerned
for homes, businesses, institutions, and small residential communities.
Also it is the best option where septic tanks and mechanical options
fails due to high ground water. Such sand filters usually are used
as the second step in wastewater treatment after solids in raw wastewater
have been separated out in a septic tank, aerobic unit, or other
sedimentation process. Wastewater treated by sand filtration is
usually colorless and odorless.
When discharged to soil, sand filter effluent receives further treatment
in a soil absorption field.
In sewerage filters the filter media consists relatively larger size filter
material instead of fine sand.
We offer you free technology and know how if you are intended to construct an efficient, economical and maintenance free water
filter for your industrial premises.