8 stages Water Purification System

Step 1: PPF 5 Micron
A 5–micron filter, for example, removes particles as small as 5 microns. Anything smaller passes through the pores. Sediment filters are the most common type of micron filter. Sediment filters are similar to screen doors that allow air in and keep bugs out, except the debris blocked by the filter is microscopic.

Stet 2. PPF 1 Micron
The absolute 1 micron filter will more consistently remove Cryptosporidium than a nominal filter. Some nominal 1 micron filters will allow 20% to 30% of 1 micron particles (like Cryptosporidium) to pass through. Filter manufacturers may pay to have their filters tested to see if they remove Cryptosporidium or Giardia.

Step 3: CTO Carbon Block
Carbon block filters are capable of removing many more pollutants, including metals such as lead. Carbon block filters also remove microbiological contaminants from drinking water, including waterborne pathogens. The best carbon block filters reduce pollutants like arsenic, asbestos, mercury, and radon.

Step 4: Pre Carbon Filter
Pre–carbon filter, which consists of Granular or Block Activated Carbon. These have very high surface area and remove contaminants through adsorption, a process in which dissolved contaminants adhere to the surface of the carbon particles. Activated carbon filter can remove organic impurities and chlorine.

Step 5: Post Carbon Filter
Post Carbon filter– Using post carbon filter gets rid of unpleasant smell from water and enhance water flavour. Pre carbon filter– By absorbing / elimination any remaining chlorine and other chemicals for the water. This metal water pump for water purifier is designed for use with reverse osmosis water purification.

Step 6: Silver Carbon Filter

This type of carbon is made from coconut shell and activated through high temperature & high pressure steam. This carbon is impregnated with silver, a known bacteriostatic agent to inhibit the growth of bacteria within the carbon media.

Step 7: Sediment Filter

A sediment filter acts as a sieve to remove these particles. The important thing to keep in mind about sediment filters is that they reduce sediment. They don’t remove chemicals or heavy metals or make the water taste or smell better. In general, sediment filters are rated by a “micron” number.

Step 8: Hydrogen Filter

There is limited scientific evidence that hydrogen water has any health benefits in humans, although its proponents make claims it provides such benefits as functioning as an antioxidant, reducing inflammation, reducing risk of metabolic syndrome, providing neuroprotection for various diseases, and reducing side…