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| Miller-Leaman introduces self-cleaning Turbo-Disc Filters  Daytona Beach-based Miller-Leaman, Inc.’s self-cleaning Turbo-Disc Filters are designed to remove particles and other contaminants from cooling water, complementing the water treatment program by keeping heat transfer surfaces clean, resulting in lower energy costs for the building. The filter systems are designed for HVAC and Industrial cooling tower and chilled water applications. Available, in multiple micron sizes, the lightweight three-dimensional polypropylene disc media uses a fraction of the backwash water used by conventional sand media filters, resulting in substantial water savings and minimizing the amount of dirty water and water treatment chemicals being backwashed to the city sewer. Regardless of the size of the system, all models come with a 2" backwash line, eliminating the need for large flush line piping and floor drains, often required by conventional sand filters.write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Construction News :: home page |