Iron and manganese removal
large filtering area
easy maintenance
compact structure

    Iron and manganese are common in groundwater supplies used by many small water systems. Exceeding the suggested maximum contaminant levels (MCL) usually results in discolored water, laundry, and plumbing fixtures. This, in turn, results in consumer complaints and a general dissatisfaction with the water utility. There are secondary standards set for iron and manganese, but these are not health related and are not enforceable. The secondary (aesthetic) MCLs for iron and manganese are 0.3 milligrams per liter (mg/l) and 0.05 mg/l, respectively.

Material: stainless steel or carbon steel

Application: Food and beverage, ground water, well water, swimming pool recycling water, etc

1.Treatment effect

Iron content≤0.3mg/L   

Manganese content≤0.1mg/L

Effluent turbidity<5mg/L

2.Inlet water quality

Iron content≤20mg/L  

Manganese content≤3mg/L    

 influent water turbidity<15mg/L

alkalinity≤2mg/L

PH: 5.5

water temperature: 6-10     

working pressure < 0.6Mpa