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Factors Affecting the Lifespan of a High-Flow Filter

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2021-10-08

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Factors Affecting the Lifespan of High-Flow Filters

In today's world, with continuous improvements in economic and technological levels, people's living environments are becoming increasingly complex, and environmental pollution problems are becoming increasingly serious. High-flow filters are effective devices for water treatment. At the same time, fully utilizing their advantages is of great significance to water resource recycling and environmental improvement.

High-flow filters are filtering elements with significant advantages that can greatly control the pollution of water quality by pollutants. Changes in filtration pressure will have a slight impact on the filter life, but as long as it is within the safe working pressure range, it will generally not be damaged. This is normal wear and tear.

In addition, the start-stop time of the filtration equipment, the working environment conditions, and load changes will all affect the service life of the filter. At the same time, under a certain pressure, the medium will change its flow rate and liquid viscosity, thereby changing the service life of the filter.

Today, the high flow rate of filter cartridges has solved many problems in filtration and water treatment. So how is water filtration technology implemented?

High-flow filters are the core components of large filtration systems. Using longitudinal folding technology, the filter material area increases the filtration area within a limited space. The actual pressure flow is determined by the actual situation.

The filtration process and working principle of high-flow filters.

The original liquid passes through the pipeline, and the water flows into the filter from the filter inlet, then passes through the high-flow filter, is collected by the water distribution system, and discharged from the outlet pipe.

After filtering for a period of time, the suspended solids in the filter layer increase, the porosity of the filter layer decreases, and the water flow rate of the pores decreases.

On the one hand, the filtration resistance increases, and on the other hand, the impurities in the pores are washed away by the water, and the water quality deteriorates.