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KDF PROCESS MEDIA FILTRATION |
KDF process media are
high-purity copper-zinc granules used in a number of pretreatment, primary
treatment, and wastewater treatment applications. KDF media supplement or
replace existing technologies to dramatically extend life of the system,
control heavy metals and microorganisms, lower total cost, and decrease
maintenance. KDF process media work to reduce or remove chlorine, iron,
hydrogen sulfide, lead, mercury, calcium carbonate, magnesium, chromium,
bacteria, algae, and fungi.
Patented KDF process media are 100 percent recyclable and contain no chemical additives. Hospitals, restaurants, municipal water treatment facilities, and homes rely on KDF process media to safely reduce or remove chlorine, iron, hydrogen sulfide, heavy metals, and bacteria from their water.
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What Are KDF Media? | ||
How Does KDF Work? | ||
Iron Removal |
KDF media utilize an
old process in a new way -- the oxidation and reduction of ions, known as redox.
In short, the redox process works by exchanging electrons with contaminants.
This give and take of electrons converts many harmful contaminants into
harmless components, such as chlorine to chloride. Other contaminants,
including heavy metals, bond to the KDF media, which greatly reduces or
virtually eliminates these substances.
KDF process media control microorganisms in two ways. The first is a by-product of redox; the exchange of electrons sets up an electrolytic field in which most microorganisms can't survive. Second, the process of forming hydroxyl radicals and peroxides from some of the water molecules interferes with the microorganisms' ability to function.
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Chlorine Removal | ||
Hydrogen Sulfide Removal | ||
Removal of Metals | ||
Microorganism Growth Control | ||
The KDF Advantage | ||
Harmless Protection |