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Selection of overhaul timing for the recirculating water side filter

2009-02-20View Original

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Our facility has several circulating water systems, and we are now discussing whether to carry out major repairs, including the cleaning and sanitization of the filter media. Dear experts, which data should I collect as a basis for deciding whether to carry out major repairs on the side filter tank?
Reply #22009-02-20
It depends on how long you use it and on the quality of the water on a daily basis. Generally speaking, a side filter should be checked once a year; you can use the inspection port to check whether the filter media have become compacted and whether there are any damages to the water filtering cap. On a daily basis, it is possible to determine whether major repairs are needed by observing the change in turbidity before and after filtration. If there is a significant difference in turbidity between the inlet and outlet water

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