Product Description
Horizontal Pressure Filters operate like vertical pressure filters, but their horizontal configuration increases filtration area per footprint. Multiple cells can be installed in a single vessel to allow operating flexibility and backwashing from in-service cells.
Horizontal Pressure Filters allow you to:
- Maximize filtration area per footprint
- Maintain system pressure through the treatment process
- Eliminate backwash supply pumps
- Utilize several media configurations
Features:
- Enclosed filtration system
- Water only or air scour backwash
- Curved plate underdrain
- Common underdrain system
- Multiple cells in a single vessel
Benefits:
- Line pressure maintained
- Re-pumping after filtration eliminated
- Provides most effective backwash for a specific system
- Allows for easy inspection
- Allows backwashing from in-service cells
- Reduced backwash flow rate
FAQs of Horizontal Pressure Filter:
Q: What is a Horizontal Pressure Filter?
A: A Horizontal Pressure Filter is a filtration system designed to filter out particulates from a liquid or gas stream. It is typically used in industrial settings to remove contaminants from water, oil, and other fluids.
Q: What is the voltage of a Horizontal Pressure Filter?
A: The voltage of a Horizontal Pressure Filter is typically 440 Volt (v).
Q: What materials are used to construct a Horizontal Pressure Filter?
A: Horizontal Pressure Filters are typically constructed from mild steel, stainless steel, or FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer).
Q: What color is a Horizontal Pressure Filter?
A: Horizontal Pressure Filters are typically epoxy painted.
Q: What is the power of a Horizontal Pressure Filter?
A: The power of a Horizontal Pressure Filter is typically 440 Volt (v).
Q: What is the capacity of a Horizontal Pressure Filter?
A: The capacity of a Horizontal Pressure Filter is typically between 50-500 m3/hr.
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