Vepl Cartridge Filter System, For Industrial Use

A cartridge filter is a piece of tubular filtration equipment that can be used across various industries for an array of filtration requirements. A cartridge is encased within a housing or a casing and used to remove unwanted particles, pollutants, and chemicals from liquids. A Cartridge filter is a fine micro filter of nominal size from 1 to 25 um (micron) made of thin plastic fibres or other fine filtration media that is installed around a central tube to form a standard-size cartridge. Cartridge Filters are often used as the only screening device between the intake wells and the reverce osmosis system. This is in case of brackish and seawater desalination plants with well intakes producing high-quality source water. Cartridge filters are RO membrane protection facilities rather than screening devices; the main purpose they serve is to capture particulates in the pre-treated source water that may have passed through the upstream pre-treatment systems in order to prevent damage or premature fouling of the RO membranes