Instructions for assembling a Composite water filter column in detail and simplicity

1. Understanding Composite Filter Columns

1.1. What is a Composite Filter Column?

A Composite Filter Column is a filter column made from Composite material. Its main function is to contain filtering materials such as sand, gravel, pH-raising beads, iron removal beads, ion exchange beads...

The Composite Filter Column is widely used in both domestic water filtration systems and industrial water filtration. Being made from Composite material, this filter column has the ability to withstand high pressure and can adapt to water sources with relatively special characteristics such as saline water, turbid water...

1.2. Structure of Composite Filter Columns

The structure of Composite Filter Columns is quite simple. It consists of 2 main components:

• Core part: The core part is made from materials such as glass fibers, metal fibers, carbon fibers, bazan fibers, organic fibers, fabric cores, silica carbide fibers, and dispersed particles.
• Filter material part: Polymer materials in the form of thermoplastic, thermosetting, and Carbon materials
• In a Composite Filter Column system, there are usually 4 main components including: Filter mesh system, filter column casing, operation valves, and water filter materials.

2. Installation and Backwashing Guide for Composite Filter Columns

2.1. Installing the Filter Mesh

The filter mesh plays a crucial role in the Composite Filter Column system. Its main function is to prevent dirt from entering the water supply pipes. The filter slots on the mesh are designed according to specified standards. Therefore, the water distribution process in the column is even and stable.

2.2. Filter Casing

Insert the filter mesh inside the Composite Filter Column. Next, use pliers or a saw to cut the pipe horizontally with the filter mouth. Use a 27-bit to cover the mouth of the pipe. Note: Do not use glue as it will make disassembly and cleaning of the Composite Filter Column difficult in the future.

2.3. Preparation and Arrangement of Water Filter Materials

The most scientific and efficient sequence for arranging water filter materials from bottom to top is as follows:

• Quartz gravel > Quartz sand > pH-raising material > Manganese > Activated carbon
• The average thickness of each layer of filter material is about 10 - 12cm. Do not pour too thick or too thin as it will affect the water filtration efficiency of the equipment.
• Check the quality of filter materials carefully. It is best to purchase from reputable facilities to ensure the quality of the water output.

2.4. Installing Valves

• Composite Filter Column valves come in various types such as 3-way valves, 5-way valves, hand valves, automatic valves. Depending on the purpose of use, customers can choose the most suitable type.
• Valves controlling the filter column usually come with other components such as gaskets, meshes. Installation steps are as follows: Screw the mesh part into the valve at the joints. Insert the control valve into the filter column. Prepare a straight 27-bit and wrap it with silk tape. Then, insert the green gasket and screw the gear into the valve.

3. Notes on Installing Composite Filter Columns

It is advisable to install Composite water filtration systems in flat terrain areas. This will help the water flow more easily. As a result, the filtration process will be stable and highly effective.

Avoid mechanical impacts on Composite Filter Columns. If installing the column outdoors, use a shelter.

Above is the guide on how to install Composite Filter Columns shared by the experts at Toan A JSC. We hope that the information provided has helped you understand more about the process and practical applications effectively. Feel free to contact us if you need more detailed advice on the product or where to purchase Composite water filter columns or any related information on water treatment today.