Bag filter housings
A practical first route for general suspended solids and planned media change-out.
Review equipment route →Match the equipment to water quality, flow, contaminant load and the downstream process—not to an industry label alone.

The table is preliminary guidance. Water analysis, hydraulic sizing, materials and the downstream equipment remain part of engineering review.
| Filtration duty | Starting equipment route | Key confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| General suspended-solids removal | Bag filter housing | Solids load, bag area, pressure drop and change-out frequency |
| Downstream protection or final polishing | Cartridge filter housing | Rating, cartridge area, interface and upstream prefiltration |
| Reduced-interruption continuous duty | Automatic / duplex filter | Contaminant release, cleaning utilities, valves and controls |
| Multiple tanks or temporary use points | Mobile filtration package | Pump hydraulics, floor, mobility, power and hose arrangement |
| Membrane or RO system protection | Project-defined pretreatment train | Water analysis and membrane supplier limits; no universal route is implied |
Each route solves a different operating problem. More stages are not automatically better; the correct arrangement follows the inlet water and the required outlet.
A practical first route for general suspended solids and planned media change-out.
Review equipment route →A polishing route where lower solids and finer retention are the main duty.
Review equipment route →A reduced-interruption route where cleaning or chamber switching should be automated.
Review equipment route →A pump, housing and piping package for flexible use points.
Review equipment route →Send available process data. Incomplete information is acceptable, and Sylvia will identify the next required inputs.