The
DWSI filtration system utilizes a combination of pressure
and turbulent media to attain high quality water filtration.
The
water to be filtered enters the top distributor of the filter
vessel under pressure in a cross-flow pattern.
As
it passes across the top of the media, the filter media tightens
up, not allowing contaminates to penetrate the media bed.The
water ‘scours’ the media surface as it passes across the top
of the bed.
This
suspended media forces most of the contaminants to remain above
the media allowing the clean water to penetrate through the
media.
Once
the area above the media becomes saturated, the filtration system
will require backwashing.Since the contaminant has not penetrated
the media and is mainly in suspension, backwashing is done with
little effort.
The
flow is reversed to loosen the media and allow the system to
discharge all of the contaminants.
DWSI filtration systems require less time and water than
conventional filtration systems to unload all of the contaminants.