GFH™ Systems For Arsenic Removal

Source: Siemens Industry, Inc. - Water Technologies

GFH is an adsorption media process using ferric-based media to remove arsenic and other heavy metals from treated wastewater and drinking water supplies

Details

GFH is an adsorption media process using ferric-based media to remove arsenic and other heavy metals from treated wastewater and drinking water supplies. Pre-oxidation is not required for arsenic removal applications. Once the media has exhausted its adsorption capacity, it is removed from the vessel and replaced with new media. The simplicity of this process with single use media is very attractive for small installations and wellhead applications especially where no treatment currently exists.

Features:

Iron based adsorption media
Non-regenerative media
Parallel or series configuration
Pressure vessel system
Pilot unit readily available
NSF® Standard 61 Approved

Benefits:

Simple to operate
Pre-oxidation not required
Eliminates chemical handling
Low maintenance
Solid waste disposal
Knowledgeable USFilter media specialists
Solutions to meet your application
Re-pumping eliminated
Easily retrofit into existing systems
Performance assurance based on actual conditions
Proven global experience

GFH absorption technology is one of USFilter's many complete arsenic removal solutions offered to you. Conventional coagulation filtration to coagulation/Microfiltration complete the unmatched suite of process solutions offered based on client centered needs. Your projects' requirements can be met with treatment options ranging from equipment supply, leasing and on-site media change out services.

GFH systems have demonstrated full-scale operating experience in Europe and the United States. GFH media provided at Phoenix, Arizona is producing less than 2 ppb effluent arsenic.

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