The first filtration decision begins with the water source and its changing particle and organic load.
Well water
Typical concerns include sand and fine mineral particles. Screen or disc filtration may be appropriate depending on particle size distribution, flow and target filtration.
River and canal water
Debris, silt and organic matter can vary by season. Multi-stage media and disc filtration is often considered after reviewing a representative water analysis.
Reservoir water
Algae and suspended solids can require depth filtration followed by precision filtration for emitter protection.
Reclaimed water
Fine solids and organic matter may require a project-specific multi-stage automatic system. Water quality, local rules and crop requirements must be reviewed.
What to send
A recent water analysis, source photographs, seasonal observations, peak flow, target micron, working pressure and available backwash water help accelerate selection.
Start with your project parameters
Tell us the water source, peak flow, filtration requirement, pressure and target commissioning date.