Pebbles

Pebble is a natural granular material used in water and wastewater filtration systems to provide structural support and uniform distribution of the water flow.
It is often combined with other filter media, such as sand, to increase filtration efficiency and ensure effective removal of particles and impurities.

How does pebble work in water treatment?

The pebble acts as a support medium in multi-layer filters. It is placed at the bottom of the filter to create a stable base and promote uniform distribution of the water through the filter bed. As the water passes through the pebble and the other filter media, suspended particles and sediment are removed, resulting in clearer, more purified water.

Applications of pebbles for filtration

Drinking water treatment

Pebbles are widely used in drinking water treatment systems to provide structural support and improve the efficiency of sediment and particle removal. Its effective filtration capacity guarantees clean and safe water for human consumption.

Treatment of industrial effluents

Essential for purifying industrial effluents, pebbles help to remove suspended solids and reduce the organic load before disposal or reuse. It is used in primary and secondary treatment processes to ensure that the treated water meets environmental standards.

Filtration in water treatment plants

Used in municipal and industrial water treatment plants, pebbles create a stable base for other filter media, removing impurities and unwanted particles and guaranteeing high-quality water for various applications.

Pebbles are an essential component in water and effluent treatment, offering structural support and efficiency in removing particles and sediments.

Pebbles

How does pebble work in water treatment?

Applications of pebbles for filtration

Drinking water treatment

Treatment of industrial effluents

Filtration in water treatment plants

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