Understanding the Silt Contaminant

Silt is a fine sediment composed of particles between 2 to 50 microns, originating from soil erosion, construction activities, and natural water sources. It can cause turbidity, clog filters, and reduce water quality. Removing silt typically involves filtration processes that capture these fine particles, ensuring clear and clean water.

Solutions for Silt Removal

• Sediment Filters: Capture silt particles effectively using fine mesh or media to ensure clean water.
• Ultrafiltration Systems: Remove even the finest silt particles with membranes that filter down to sub-micron levels.
• Media Filtration Systems: Utilize multi-layered media to trap silt, providing thorough filtration.