L. D. Engineering

A Pressure Filter Vessel is a robust, enclosed tank designed to hold filtration media under pressure for removing suspended solids, turbidity, and impurities from liquids. These vessels are widely used in water treatment, chemical processing, and industrial filtration systems where efficient, high-volume purification is required.

Key Features:

• High Filtration Efficiency: Ensures consistent water or fluid quality by trapping fine particles.

• Durable Construction: Made from materials like carbon steel, stainless steel, or FRP to withstand high pressure and corrosion.

• Multi-Media Compatibility: Can be filled with sand, activated carbon, resin, or specialty filtration media.

• Custom Pressure Ratings: Typically designed for working pressures between 2 to 10 bar, with higher ratings available.

• Easy Maintenance: Features manholes, backwash systems, and removable heads for media replacement.

Types of Pressure Filter Vessels:

1. Sand Filter Vessels – For removing suspended solids and turbidity.

2. Activated Carbon Filter Vessels – For removing chlorine, odor, and organic contaminants.

3. Multimedia Filter Vessels – For progressive filtration using different graded layers.

4. Iron & Manganese Removal Filter Vessels – Specially designed for groundwater treatment.