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Freeboard GEH® – Granular Ferric Hydroxide Supporting gravel Filter floor 1. Basic Design of GEH® Adsorber Units Conventional pressure filter with filter nozzles (filter floor or star-shaped hub collector), used as stand-alone unit or in combined systems arranged in parallel or series Air relieve valve and mechanism to prevent drainage of filter Additional connections for filling/removal of GEH® and for disinfection Differential pressure gauge and sampling valves at inlet and outlet Suitable materials for adsorber vessles: plastic (e.g. GRP), steel with inner surface coat or stainless steel Filling of bed: Supporting layer of quartz gravel (particle size 2.00 - 3.15 mm) to cover the filter nozzles GEH® adsorbent (bed depth between 0.8 - 1.6 m) Freebord, approx. 50 % of GEH® bed depth, for backwashing Adsorber Units for Water Treatment R fig.1 Basic Design of GEH® Adsorber Units Adsorber bed depth Freeboard height Filtration velocity Empty bed contact time (EBCT) Permissible pressure drop Backwash velocity Duration of backwashing 0.8 - 1.6 m 50 % of bed depth ≤ 20 m/h ≥ 3 minutes Max. 0.5 bar (7 psi) 26 m/h (with water only) until outlet water is clear Recommended Operating Conditions Source of solutions.
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GEH® – Granular Ferric Hydroxide

Supporting gravelFilter fl oor

1. Basic Design of GEH® Adsorber Units

Conventional pressure fi lter with fi lter nozzles (fi lter fl oor or star-shaped hub collector), used as stand-alone unit or in combined systems arranged in parallel or series

Air relieve valve and mechanism to prevent drainage of fi lter

Additional connections for fi lling/removal of GEH® and for disinfection

Diff erential pressure gauge and sampling valves at inlet and outlet

Suitable materials for adsorber vessles: plastic (e.g. GRP), steel with inner surface coat or stainless steel

Filling of bed:

Supporting layer of quartz gravel (particle size 2.00 - 3.15 mm) to cover the fi lter nozzles

GEH® adsorbent (bed depth between 0.8 - 1.6 m)

Freebord, approx. 50 % of GEH® bed depth, for backwashing

Adsorber Units for Water Treatment 105

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fi g.1 Basic Design of GEH® Adsorber Units

Adsorber bed depth

Freeboard height

Filtration velocity

Empty bed contact time (EBCT)

Permissible pressure drop

Backwash velocity

Duration of backwashing

0.8 - 1.6 m

50 % of bed depth

≤ 20 m/h

≥ 3 minutes

Max. 0.5 bar (7 psi)

26 m/h (with water only)

until outlet water is clear

Recommended Operating Conditions

Source of solutions.

3. Installation backwash

Backwash after installation to remove fines from the adsorber bed.

Backwash speed: 26 m/h

Backwash, until effluent is free of turbidity (approx. 15 minutes)

Backwash with water only. Do not backwash with air or air/water mixture.

4. Disinfection

Use chlorine bleach or hydrogen peroxide as disinfectant.

After disinfection, backwash adsorber bed (in the same manner as installation backwash)

Confirm successful disinfection by checking microbial parameters, i.e. confor-mance of treated water to applicable drinking water specification.

When carrying out disinfection, observe data and instructions given in the technical datasheet “Disinfection” from GEH Wasserchemie.

Disinfectant solution

Backwash effluent

Fresh water

2. Filling

Partial filling with water to protect the filter nozzles while filling of gravel

Transfer quartz gravel (DIN EN 12904 grade) supporting layer into unit in accordance with suppliers instructions, level and rinse the layer

Inject GEH® hydraulically using water-driven injector system or place manually through manhole or filling port

Check to ensure proper functioning of the filter nozzles before placing gravel and GEH®. Take care not to crush or otherwise damage the GEH® when placing. Do not allow GEH® to get into filter nozzles.

fig. 2 Filling

fig. 3 Installation backwash

fig. 4 Disinfection

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5. Adsorber operation

Uniform flow through the adsorber bed must be ensured

Flow speed through adsorber bed: ≤ 20 m/h

Empty bed contact time (EBCT): ≥ 3 min

Maximum permissible pressure drop: 0.5 bar (7 psi)

Prevent draining of adsorber unit during operation (e.g. pressure retention valve)

Monitor treated water for compliance with applicable water specification.

Discontinuous or intermittent operation does not impair functioning.

6. Operational Backwash

Operational backwash to remove particulate matter retained in bed is necessary when pressure drop exceeds the maximum permissible value of 0.5 bar (7 psi).

Backwash process (upflow configuration):

Backwash speed: 26 m/h

Duration: until effluent is free of turbidity (approx. 10 minutes).

Treatment of backwash water to meet local discharge requirements, if necessary

7. Replacement of GEH®

When treated water quality drops below specification, the GEH® bed must be replaced. Removal is normally carried out by vacuum transfer or flushing out through the lower removal channel.

Disposal or use of exhausted GEH® must be in compliance with applicable waste regulations.

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fig. 6 Operational Backwash

fig. 7 Replacement of GEH®

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Source of solutions.

Tel. +49 (0) 541 12 20 09Fax +49 (0) 541 18 11 [email protected] www.geh-wasserchemie.de

GEH Wasserchemie GmbH & Co. KGAdolf-Köhne-Straße 449090 Osnabrück, Germany Is

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All work described above is to be done by qualifi ed technical personnel only and in accordance with all applicable safety regulations.

Every application in water treatment is unique. The application must be studied in detail including all peripheral factors before the operating conditions of the GEH® system can be determined. Accordingly, the recommendations given above are general in nature and not legally binding.

We will gladly provide application advice regarding dimensioning and operation of your GEH® adsorption unit.

Please observe all instructions and information given in our product data sheets and safety data sheets.

Important Information

Quality management system certi edin accordance with ISO 9001:2015

Free of turbidity

Positive redox potential

No calcium precipitation

For every application, a raw water analysis should be provided to assess the adsorption performance.

Requirements for Raw Water


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