For sewage treatment equipment, what role can such a large filter element play?

2011-12-07View Original

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I saw some sample products from our company in the past; there was a type of stainless steel filter element used in wastewater treatment equipment, with mesh pore diameters ranging from 0.06 to 3.00 mm – the unit is indeed millimeters. I would like to ask the experts in wastewater treatment: what is the typical filtration precision of the pre-filteres you use? Can a filter element with such filtration precision be used in water treatment equipment? Or, how many grades are there between coarse filtration and ultrafiltration?

Reply #22011-12-07

Grids, screens: Particle filtration from 20mm to 2mm; Microfiltration: 10–1000um; Ultrafiltration: 0.03–15um

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