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About Manganese Greensand Iron Filters: Manganese Greensand is capable of reducing iron, manganese and hydrogen sulfide from water through oxidation and filtration. Manganese Greensand is formulated from a glauconite greensand which is capable of reducing iron, manganese and hydrogen sulfide from water through oxidation and filtration. Soluble iron and manganese are oxidized and precipitated by contact with higher oxides of manganese on the greensand granules. The hydrogen sulfide is reduced by oxidation to an insoluble sulfur precipitate. Precipitates are then filtered and removed by backwashing. When the oxidizing capacity power of the Manganese Greensand bed is exhausted, the bed has to be regenerated with a weak potassium permanganate (KMnO4) solution thus restoring the oxidizing capacity of the bed. 1½ to 2 ounces of potassium permanganate, in solution, per cubic foot of Manganese Greensand is considered sufficient for normal regeneration. It is required to vigorously backwash and regenerate the bed when it is placed in service and before its oxidation capacity is totally exhausted. Operating the bed after oxidation capacity is exhausted will reduce its service life and may cause staining. Advantages of Manganese Greensand Filters:
Conditions for Operation:
Specifications:
Manganese Greensand Filters:
* Manganese Greensand filters
with tank diameters up to 14” diameter can be regenerated intermittently, and
the regeneration feeder is included. Filters with tank diameters of 16” and
larger require continuous injection of potassium permanganate which will require
a tank and feeder. The size of the injection system (sold separately) will
depend on the water quality. Note: MTM May be substituted for Greensand |
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