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CHEMILES

CHEMILES is the system for groundwater treatment equipped with special oxidation nozzle. It uses no chemicals and yet an extremely high speed serving safe groundwater efficiently.

 

 

Decrease hazardous substances and is environmentally friendly

- No chemicals are used

 

Linear Velocity 400m/day (6.82gpm/ft2) with minimum filtration area

- Extremely high speed

 

Removing highly concentrated iron 40mg/l

- Uses sand filter to remove iron content within the raw water

 

Remove highly concentrated Manganese and ammonia

- Uses bacteria to remove manganese and ammonia

 

Stabilized performance and stable treatment by WP Washing

- 2 types of backwash P-Backwash and W-Backwash

- Due to its high-speed filtration, it could reduce the footprint of the system and save space

- Uses a lot of actuators for automatic control

- Comes with a user-friendly touch screen panel for easy monitoring and setting

- Comes in 2 types of design. Vertical cylindrical tank, square basins and R.C tank

 

 

 

Chemiles System Overview 

Chemiles System Process Flowchart

WP BackWash

 

Chemiles is a groundwater treatment system that does not damage the bio-filtration of sand layer. Its high velocity filtration will cause filter bed-clogging. Hence, backwash is necessary to solve this issue.

However, frequent backwash could damage the filter bed where 
bacterias are found. Therefore we adopt “WP BACKWASH” system as the solution that provides biological treatment with high filtration rate of 120-400m/day. 

P – Backwash (Portion Backwash)

 

P (portion) wash is mainly aimed at filter media surface (Iron Removal Layer) washing at 100-400 mm height.

 

Purpose:

Removal of iron sludge: 100 to 400mm of upper layer of filter

 

Method:

Step 1: Surface washing by rotating nozzles and slow upward flow of treated water

 

Step 2: Slow upward flow of treated water at reverse circulation of flow.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W – Backwash (Whole Backwash)

W (whole) wash is a general, powerful backwash. Mainly aimed at filter media washing and performed at a frequency that avoids damage to the bacteria performance.

Purpose:
To wash the entire layer of filtration sand

Method:
Step 1:
Surface washing by rotating nozzles and slow upward flow of treated water

Step 2: Intense upward flow to wash entire layer of filtration sand

Step 3: Slow upward flow to remove sludge released from Step 2

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