30mm Polyester Pool Filter Ball For Filtrate Suspended And Fine
Particles
Product Description
The fiber ball filter material can intercept the small suspended
matters which are not easy to be removed by sedimentation. The
filtration speed is 3.5 times higher than the traditional sand
filter material. The filter material can be backwashed and
regenerated, which can realize automatic management. Generally, the
filtration speed is 30m / h, the coarse filtration water inlet is
100mg / L, the effluent SS is ≤ 5mg / L, the fine filtration water
inlet is 20mg / L, and the effluent is ≤ 2mg / L.
In the process of filtration, the gap of the filter layer gradually
becomes smaller along the direction of water flow, which is more in
line with the ideal distribution of porosity of the filter material
from the top to the bottom, thus forming the advantages of fast
filtration speed, large sewage interception capacity, good
filtration effect, renewable and repeated use.
Product Parameter
| Density | 1.38g/cm | Diamter | 30mm |
| Filter speed | 20-85m/h | Surface area | 3000m2/m3 |
| Interception quantity | 6-10kg/m | Porosity | 96% |
| Moisture absorption rate | 0.4-0.5% | Acid resistance | 35% HCL, 75% H2SO4 |
Product Application
30mm fiber ball is special for water plants and its filtration
effect is the better than 35-40mm fiber ball.
Product Advantage
Compared with the traditional filter material, it has the advantage
of good elasticity, no floating surface, large gap, long working
cycle, strong pollution interception ability, good filtering
effect, large periodic water production, long working cycle, acid
and alkali resistance and small head loss.
Product Package
Because the fiber ball is made of fiber wire, the solid adsorption
capacity is very strong. In the ordinary storage and transportation
process, double-layer packaging with plastic inner membrane shall
be used to play the role of moisture-proof and water-proof.
As the fiber ball is inflammable, it should be stored in a cool
place away from the fire source, and the fire-fighting facilities
should be inspected regularly to prevent fire.
