Hydronomic F: Media filtration process
Water treatment system
Various filtering aids remove substances like small amounts of suspended matter from the water. It's also possible to remove iron or manganese from the mains water in the traditional manner.
The different tanks contain different filtering aids, such as special granulate, gravel or activated carbon. These filtering aids are in layers, each of them exhibiting a different density.
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Hello, i have a question. How do we especially the engineer do to prevent the activated carbon to not getting into purified water flow? Considering how small the carbon is they might carried by the flow of the outlet water. Thank you
@krones
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your completely justified question! The filter nozzles at the bottom of the filter tank have a gap width of 0.2 mm. Even if 0.2 mm is very little and the activated carbon particle size is 0.5 - 1.7 mm, fine activated carbon dust can pass through the nozzle, especially when the activated carbon has reached a certain age. Therefore we provide a particle filter with a pore width of 5 micrometers behind each activated carbon filter. This way the activated carbon dust can be retained.
@hadyanarisyi10
4 жыл бұрын
@@krones Thank you so much for the explanation
@krones
4 жыл бұрын
@@hadyanarisyi10 You're welcome!
Nice video learning for my class test hehe
thankyou so much for the explanation! but can I know what is the type of underdrain system this animation use?
What is supporting media used in activated carbon filter? And formula for calculating quantity
Main advantage if carban
How to back wash?
well explained
@krones
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you! :)
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Did you use a pressure tank in the video ? or is it just an ordinary water tank?
@krones
5 жыл бұрын
Anthony Guiller Lumanglas For the Hydronomic F we don’t need a pressure resistant vessel 🙂
which software you have used for water treatment system animation video?
@krones
4 жыл бұрын
Hello, it's Cinema 4D. Have a nice day! :)
i want tutorial on installation of carbon filter for sewage treatment plant
@krones
4 жыл бұрын
Good Morning, do you already own a Krones machine? Then follow the link to see an overview of our machines: bit.ly/2uW4Gjb If there are still any complications, you're welcome to write an email to: serviceline@krones.com and our colleagues will help you along with your request. Best regards, The Social Media Team
why is carbon at the top of the layers?
@krones
6 жыл бұрын
Hello! 😊 it's just physics - Activated carbon has the lowest density of the materials used - so it is automatically at the top. Have a nice day!
@hobomnky
6 жыл бұрын
hmm so that makes sense, but isnt activated carbon better used for removing smaller particle whereas sand is better for larger particles? so wouldn't it makes sense to have the sand on top to remove the big stuff before it gets to the carbon?
@krones
6 жыл бұрын
Hello, We handle our activated carbon extra gently during backflushing- the sand layer distributes the waterflow of the nozzles (minute 2:25). So we get a homogeneous flow profile. The removal of larger particles can be ensured by a Hydronomic Ultrafiltration system or a sand filter before the carbon filter. We hope, that we could help you.