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Multi-Pod Sand Filter Units

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Our sand filter housings are designed to remove suspended solids and insoluable contaminants from water. They can be integral to a permament treatment system, or mounted on a mobile unit as part of a mobile, temporary or rental system.

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These systems are cost-effectively used in applications including:

  • Groundwater remediation
  • Wastewater filtration
  • Tank rinse water treatment
  • Underground storage tank clean-up
  • Leachate treatment
  • Turbid water handling
  • Spill cleanup
  • Hydrostatic test water treatment
  • Pilot testing
Discontinued product
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Our sand filter housings are designed to remove suspended solids and insoluable contaminants from water. They can be integral to a permament treatment system, or mounted on a mobile unit as part of a mobile, temporary or rental system.

These systems are cost-effectively used in applications including:

  • Groundwater remediation
  • Wastewater filtration
  • Tank rinse water treatment
  • Underground storage tank clean-up
  • Leachate treatment
  • Turbid water handling
  • Spill cleanup
  • Hydrostatic test water treatment
  • Pilot testing

Discontinued product

Description

This table is based on Rental Multi-Pods: SF236 - SF454

Specifications/Typical Properties SF236  SF236 SF448   SF454
 Width  3'4"  4'3"  4'4"  5'3"
 Length  8'  13'  17'  21'8"
 Overall Height  5'8"  6'10"  7'  7'
 Flanged Inlet/Outlet (150# ANSI)  3"  6"  6"  6"  or 8"
 Backwash Connection  3"  4"  4"  4"
 Pod Quantity  2  3  4  4
 Pod Diameter  36"  48"  48"  54"
 Surface Area (sq. ft.)  13.4  37.7  50.3  63.6
 Material of Construction   Stainless steel  Carbon steel  Carbon steel  Carbon steel
 Interior Coating  None  Epoxy  Epoxy  Epoxy
 Exterior Coating  None  Polyurethane   Polyurethane   Polyurethane
 Empty System Weight (lb.)  1,000  2,950  5,200  5,800
 Operational Weight (lb.)  4,700  14,850  19,800  24,950
 Sand Capacity (lb.)  2,100  5,700  7,600  9,600
 Gravel Capacity (lb.)  700  1,900  2,550  3,250
 Manway Size  8"  8"  8"  8"
 Design Pressure (psig) @ 140°F  75  75  75  75
 Nominal Flow* (gpm)  135  375  505  635
 Maximum Flow* (gpm)  200  565  755  955
 Backwash Flow* (gpm)  200  565  755  955

Features

Features & Benefits

  • Carbon or stainless-steel housings Suitable for use with sand, DMI-65, and similar granular solids filtration media
  • Skid-mounted units with forklift pockets for easy offload and relocation
  • Automated backwash controllers with adjustable time- or differential pressure based backwash setpoints
  • Three-way valves allow for backwash and forward flow without flow adjustment
  • Filter influent and effluent pressure gauges enable easy differential monitoring
  • Parallel operational configuration
  • 8-pronged hub and lateral distribution systems to optimize filter area use and prevent quiet zones
  • 110 VAC power requirement

Installation, Startup & Operation

The SF236, SF348, SF448, and SF454 sand filter housings are shipped as skids with interconnecting piping so the pods operate in parallel. The systems
are modular and require minimal field assembly and site connections.

Evoqua can provide a total service package that includes optional polymer pretreatment, settling, and post-filtration bag filters. Evoqua also uses OSHAtrained personnel, providing onsite system operation and maintenance.

Loadings

Sand filters are designed to remove suspended solids at higher loadings than those suitable for bag filters.

Systems with suspended solids loadings greater than 100 mg/L or relatively large particle sizes (>50 micron) commonly use self-backwashable sand filter units in order to prevent solids intrusion on water discharge locations or contamination of downstream treatment technologies.

In order to determine whether sand filters are suitable for each process location, Evoqua has laboratory capabilities, including turbidity measurement, particle size screening, and bench-scale testing of turbidity removal. In pilot and full-scale operations, sand filters are commonly used in conjunction with bag filters, settling tanks, and/or injection polymers tailored to meet site characteristics.