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Particle Size |
Many
customers want to know exactly how well Zeosand filters. Some
people will give them a simple believable answer. The real truth
is that there is no simple single number answer, if you get
a single number answer its an out and out lie and here is why.
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| 02
Hardness |
Many
materials could be suitable as particulate media for deep bed
filters, some are better than others and one of the important
factors to consider is the hardness of the material since this
has a direct impact on the working life of the media. |
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| 03
Ionisers |
Ancient
Greeks discovered that storing water in silver jugs kept it
from going sour and that algae didn't grow in copper pots so
today we use the same principle to keep our swimming pools habitable
by dissolving silver and copper into the water through electro-ionisation.
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| 04
Density |
You
use less zeolite than sand, how can this be true ? is it true
? Well the answer is simple, the answer is “yes” .... and “no
!” Sure some zeolites are better but non of this impacts on
the quantity to use. If you use less its simply down to density. |
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Particulate
Media |
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| 06
Water Saving |
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| 07
Deep Bed Filters |
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| 08
Dust |
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| 09
Geology |
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| 10
Zeolite Types |
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| 11
Product Life |
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| 12
Pink Dust |
So
you have discovered a pinky-red dust at the bottom of a client’s
pool and the first thing you think is that its the same colour
as the ZeoSand in the filter. So is the filter media falling
apart and depositing in the pool ? No one else has it so it
isn’t falling from the sky ... what is it ? |
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| 13
Ion Exchange |
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