Media filtration
Continuous sand, quartz-sand pressure and V-type gravity filters for solids and turbidity.
FILTRATION
Media, adsorption, gravity and mechanical filtration for suspended solids, turbidity and selected contaminant-removal duties.

TECHNOLOGY & CONFIGURATION
Filter selection starts with what needs to be removed. Hydraulic loading, media behavior, cleaning resources and downstream requirements determine the equipment.
Continuous sand, quartz-sand pressure and V-type gravity filters for solids and turbidity.
Adsorptive polishing for color, odor, residual chlorine and selected dissolved organics.
Fiber-disc cloth and rotary drum screens for fine solids capture.
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Representative equipment from the range. Final dimensions and arrangement follow the project duty. Select an image to enlarge.



PRELIMINARY SELECTION
Published ranges support initial selection. Final equipment, dimensions, materials and performance commitments follow the confirmed project requirements.
| Family | Published range | Design consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous sand | 9–84 m³/h per module | Continuous media washing |
| Quartz-sand pressure | 5–70.6 m³/h | Media depth and backwash |
| Activated carbon | 6–71 m³/h | Contact time and breakthrough |
| V-type gravity | 1,500–30,000 m³/day | Multiple filter cells |
| Fiber disc | Approx. 2,000–50,000 m³/day | Listed 10-micron cloth |
| Rotary drum | 3,000–30,000 m³/day | Feed solids and wash duty |
Ranges are indicative and are not universal performance guarantees. Additional sizes and arrangements are available on request. See the product datasheet for the detailed selection basis.
PROCESS & SUPPLY BOUNDARY
Supply inclusions and options are confirmed in the agreed quotation. Installation, commissioning and operation are available in Jordan, Iraq and the UAE; installation supervision and commissioning are available in other countries.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Screens primarily remove suspended particles. Dissolved-contaminant duties may require adsorption or another selected treatment process.
Selection considers the contaminant loading, carbon type, empty-bed contact time and required breakthrough criterion.