- Flow Rate Requirement
Select based on the maximum system flow rate. Calculation formula:
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Required Number of Filter Elements = Maximum System Flow Rate (m³/h) ÷ Rated Flow Rate per Filter Element (m³/h) × 1.2 (Safety Factor)
- Filtration Precision Selection
- General Pretreatment: 10-100μm
- RO/EDI Security Filtration: 1-5μm
- Precision Filtration: 0.1-1μm
- Material Matching
- Aqueous Media: Polypropylene (PP) is preferred for cost-effectiveness and practicality.
- Acid-Base Corrosive Environments: Choose PTFE or 316L stainless steel framework.
- High-Temperature Environments: Glass Fiber (≤120℃) or special-grade PP (≤82℃).
- System Pressure
Ensure the filter element's pressure resistance is ≥ the maximum system working pressure (generally ≥0.3MPa).
Key Notes for Translation Accuracy:
- Term Consistency:
- Filter Element (industry standard term, avoiding "filter cartridge" for consistency with technical documents)
- Filtration Precision (not "accuracy" in filtration context)
- Safety Factor (engineering standard expression)
- Unit Retention:
- Kept original units (m³/h, μm, MPa) as they are international standards in industrial filtration.
- Contextual Adaptation:
- RO/EDI Security Filtration (specific term for reverse osmosis/electrodeionization pre-filtration)
- Backwashable Model (implied in material matching logic, consistent with industrial jargon)
- Syntax Optimization:
- Converted Chinese imperative sentence to passive voice ("Select based on...") for formal technical English.
- Simplified long clauses for readability while retaining precision.