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 ACTIVATED CARBON FILTERS |
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Activated carbon filters are used for removing free chlorine, phenol, taste and odour as well as reduction COD/ BOD. The specially designed filters are made from FRP closed vessel fitted with multi port valves and are operated under pressure. The water is passed through the under bed media & granular activated carbon layer. These filters have a back flushing arrangement, which easily flushes away the deposited impurity at carbon granules. |
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Activated carbon filter, for removal of free chlorine, phenol, taste and odour as well as reduction COD / BOD.
Granular Activated Carbon is a well establishing & proven technology for the removal of taste, odours and gases from water.
It is extremely effective in the removal of many Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) and other Petroleum-based contaminants.
The Ultra Safe Filters use Granular Activated Carbon, manufactured from hard coconut shell having Iodine content of 900-1000 ppm, whose extraordinary molecular structure adsorbs much more molecules of contaminant molecules that adhere to its surface, through absorption and adsorption. |
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Special Features
- Filtration Plants are available in different models, for different applications such as
Sand Filter, Activated Carbon Filter, Sand cum Carbon Filter & Iron Removal Filter.
- The materials of construction are MS/SS304/SS316/MSRL/FRP.
- Flow rate Capacity: 1,000 LPH to 1, 00,000 LPH.
- Unique pipeline design in SS filters involves no welded joints.
- Backwashing facility for cleaning the system.
- Low-maintenance and operating costs.
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We have various size as follows – |
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MODEL |
VALVE |
TOP / SIDE |
15 |
¾” ( 20 NB ) |
TOP |
30 |
¾” ( 20 NB ) |
TOP |
60 |
¾” ( 20 NB ) |
TOP |
80 |
¾” ( 20 NB ) |
TOP |
100 |
1 ½” (40 NB) |
TOP |
150 |
1 ½” ( 40NB ) |
TOP |
200 |
1 ½” ( 40NB ) |
TOP |
250 |
1 ½” ( 40NB ) |
SIDE |
330 |
1 ½” ( 40NB ) |
SIDE |
450 |
1 ½” ( 40NB ) |
SIDE |
750 |
1 ½” ( 40NB ) |
SIDE |
1000 |
1 ½” ( 40NB ) |
SIDE |
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