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Commercial Water Filtration Systems
EnviroH2O provides commercial water filtration systems for hospitals, government facilities, manufacturers, and other operations throughout DFW and North Texas, engineered to remove particulate and sediment that would otherwise reach and damage downstream treatment and process equipment.
What Commercial Filtration Does
Filtration is the physical removal of suspended solids from water. Depending on the application it may use depth media beds, cartridge or bag filters, or multiple stages sized for progressively finer particulate.
In a treatment train, filtration is usually the first line of defense. Sand, silt, rust, pipe scale, and biological debris carried in a municipal or well supply will shorten the life of softener valves, foul carbon beds, damage RO membranes, and plug small orifices in process equipment.
The right filtration approach depends on what is actually in the water, how much water the facility uses, and how much attention the system will realistically receive. EnviroH2O sizes filtration around all three.
APPLICATIONS
• Whole facility incoming water protection
• RO and DI pretreatment
• Boiler and cooling makeup water
• Process and rinse water
• Point-of-use protection for sensitive equipment
• Well water and variable supply conditioning
— PROBLEMS SOLVESD
What this addresses
Particulate and sediment
Suspended solids from source water or aging piping travel through the facility and settle where they cause damage
Valve and nozzle plugging
Established biofilm is harder to remove than it is to prevent through design and maintenance.
Premature membrane fouling
Unfiltered particulate shortens RO membrane life and drives up operating cost.
Pressure loss
Accumulated debris in piping and equipment reduces available flow and pressure at the point of use.
— HOW IT WORKS
From incoming water to point of use
01
Characterize the water
Identify particulate type, loading, and variability in the incoming supply.
02
Select the media or element
Choose depth media, cartridge, or bag filtration and the micron rating the downstream equipment requires.
03
Size for flow
Size vessels and elements for peak demand so pressure drop stays acceptable across the service interval.
04
Maintain
Backwash schedules, element changes, and differential pressure monitoring keep filtration effective.
— BENEFITS
What you get
Longer equipment life
Downstream media, membranes, resin, and process equipment stay cleaner and last longer.
Fewer interruptions
Plugged equipment and unexpected service calls become less frequent.
Stable operating conditions
Consistent pressure and flow at the point of use support consistent processes.
— INDUSTRIES SERVED
Where this is used
— SERVICE & MAINTENANCE
Support that continues after install
EnviroH2O supplies and changes filter elements and media, monitors differential pressure, and services control valves and backwash controllers as part of a scheduled maintenance program.
We can also evaluate existing filtration that is undersized, past its media life, or mismatched to the water it is treating.