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What to do if trivalent iron is adsorbed on the filter element

2019-06-10View Original

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What should be done if trivalent iron is adsorbed on the filter element? I have some relatively expensive filters in my possession, which have absorbed a large amount of ammonium iron phosphate as well as iron oxide resulting from the neutralization reaction. The filter element frame is made of stainless steel 304, but it is quite expensive and cannot be treated with hydrochloric acid. I was wondering if any of you guys have any good suggestions? ?

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