FILTRATION SYSTEMS

Iron removal system filters the water, but does not require regeneration or replacement. The system first oxidizes the ferrous (dissolved) iron, which allows the removal of all four types of iron to levels below 0.3 ppm. Back flush containing the concentrated iron is chemically treated and run through an automatic particulate filter. Capable of handling iron concentrations from 5 to 100 ppm (on a non-reagent basis), iron removal system also helps reduce other pollutants, including hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, methane, radon, manganese, and organic substances. The presence of iron in groundwater can pose significant design, operational and cost implications to remediation processes.

Iron Removal Filter can also help alleviate problems associated with manganese in your water. Manganese is generally not harmful to health at the concentrations in which it is found in water but if it occurs at concentrations of more than 0.2 ppm it can give water an unpleasant taste and it can cause discoloration especially when sterilizing fluids such as chlorine are added to the water.