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Water Filtration

TIGG's liquid phase activated carbon filter, or adsorber, with granular activated carbon can treat the water, separate solids, and waste, and remove contaminants, thereby returning safe, remediated water back into the environment.

Water Filtration

Many industrial water filtration applications require the removal and filtration of suspended solids from contaminated water. The purification of water for brewing, distilling and the manufacture of edible goods is also a concern. Contaminated water can come from a variety of sources, which may include:

  • Manufacturing processes
  • Brewing and distilling
  • Stormwater run-off
  • Contaminated groundwater
  • Pond clean-up
  • Excavation and de-watering projects

Excavation and Dewatering Projects

Many industrial water filtration situations involve the release of water, which may contain VOC’s or other contaminants. Without treatment, these impurities may cause environmental damage or contamination. Industrial activated carbon filtration is an effective method of dealing with organic contaminants in water. TIGG’s liquid phase activated carbon filter, or adsorber, with granular activated carbon can treat the water, separate solids and waste, and remove contaminants, thereby returning safe, remediated water back into the environment.

TIGG fabricates a wide variety of industrial activated carbon filtration products from activated carbon adsorption equipment to granular activated carbon media to rentals and systems for treating most any size filtration project.

Suspended solids can be effectively removed by industrial activated carbon filters, multi-media filters, or filters containing special zeolites. TIGG provides the industrial water filters, piping, valves, and controls, for these applications.

Case Studies

Activated Carbon Filtration at a Western Pennsylvania Industrial Plant

An Industrial plant needed water filtration to remove particulates prior to the process water going to a carbon adsorption system. TIGG provided two 5′ diameter 100 psig ASME Code, skid mounted, pre-piped multi-media filters.

The water filtration and back washing operations were automatically controlled via a programmable logic controller. Back washing was initiated when a preset differential pressure was detected.

ABOUT TIGG

TIGG has over 40 years of experience in developing a broad range of activated carbon filters, adsorption equipment, and services for environmental remediation all over North America. We develop, design and manufacture equipment for the removal of trace contaminants from air, water, process liquids, and gases.