Industrial Cooling Water
Cleaner circulating water.
Simpler filtration.
Airborne dust and suspended solids enter industrial cooling-water circuits. At typical operating temperatures of 24–40 °C, algae and bacteria can proliferate and produce sticky biological deposits.
Slime and fouling can accumulate on equipment, cooling-tower walls and fill surfaces, making cleaning difficult and increasing the burden on water-system operation.
Dust. Algae. Slime.
A demanding cooling circuit.
Conventional approaches combine biocide dosing with coagulation and sand-filter sidestream treatment. Chemical discharge can add environmental-management demands, while sand filtration may provide limited fine-particle separation.
Frequent filter cleaning, chemical adjustment and deposit removal complicate operation. A filtration approach must address both incoming suspended solids and the accumulation of biological material.
Ceramic precision.
Direct circulating-water filtration.
Super Cerafilter delivers filtered-water turbidity below 0.1 NTU and directly retains algae and suspended microorganisms. Circulating water can feed into the filtration unit without coagulant dosing, simplifying the filtration process.
Ceramic membrane separation provides a physical removal step without biocide dosing in that step. The complete cooling circuit’s microbial-control programme remains coordinated with site operating conditions. Straightforward operation and effective cleaning help manage ongoing maintenance.
