Cwsgreensand Technical Data 1 1
Cwsgreensand Technical Data 1 1
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GreensandPlus is effective at
higher operating temperatures
and higher differential pressures
than standard manganese
greensand. Tolerance to higher TEMPERATURE °F
differential pressure can provide
for longer run times between
backwashes and a greater
margin of safety.
extensive preconditioning of filter GreensandPlus has the WQA
Systems may be designed using media or lengthy startup periods Gold Seal Certification for
either vertical or horizontal during which required water compliance with NSF/ANSI 61.
pressure filters, as well as quality may not be met.
gravity filters. REACH Registration
GreensandPlus is an exact 01-2119452801-43-0020
GreensandPlus is a proven replacement for manganese for import to the EU.
technology for iron, manganese, greensand. It can be used in CO
hydrogen sulfide, arsenic and or IR applications and requires Packaging is available in 1/2
radium removal. Unlike other no changes in backwash rate or cubic foot bags or 1 metric 1 of 4
media, there is no need for times or chemical feeds. ton (2,205 lbs) bulk sacks.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Physical Form Uniformity Coefficient
Black, nodular granules shipped in a dry form Less than 1.60
METHOD OF OPERATION CO
Catalytic Oxidation (CO) operation is
GreensandPlus: Catalytic Oxidation (CO)
recommended in applications where iron
removal is the main objective in well waters
with or without the presence of manganese.
RAW WATER INLET This method involves the feeding of a
predetermined amount of chlorine (CI2)
or other strong oxidant directly to the raw
water before the GreensandPlus Filter.
GreensandPlus
Filter
Chlorine should be fed at least 10-20 seconds
Oxidant GreensandPlus upstream of the filter, or as far upstream of the
Media
filter as possible to insure adequate contact
FILTERED WATER
time. A free chlorine residual carried through
OUTLET the filter will maintain GreensandPlus in a con-
tinuously regenerated condition.
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SUGGESTED OPERATING CONDITIONS
GENERAL NOTES
pH Initial Conditioning of GreensandPlus
Raw waters having natural pH of 6.2 or above GreensandPlus media must be backwashed
can be filtered through GreensandPlus prior to adding the anthracite cap. The
without pH correction. Raw waters with a pH GreensandPlus backwash rate must be a mini-
lower than 6.2 should be pH-corrected to 6.5- mum of 12 gpm/sq. ft. @ 55 ° F.
6.8 before filtration. Additional alkali should be
added following the filters if a pH higher than After backwashing is complete, the
6.5-6.8 is desired in the treated water. This pre- GreensandPlus must be conditioned. Mix 0.5
vents the possible adverse reaction and forma-
gal. (1.9 L) of 6% household bleach or
tion of a colloidal precipitate that sometimes
occurs with iron and alkali at a pH above 6.8. 0.2 gal (0.75 L) of 12% sodium hypochlorite for
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Initial Conditioning of GreensandPlus Radium and Arsenic Removal Using
GreensandPlus
every 1 cu. ft. (28.3 L cu. m) of GreensandPlus The GreensandPlus CO process has been
into 6.5 gallons (25 L) of water. found to be successful in removing radium and
arsenic from well water. This occurs via adsorp-
Drain the filter enough to add the diluted chlo- tion onto the manganese and/or iron precipi-
rine mix. Apply the diluted chlorine to the filter tates that are formed. For radium removal,
being sure to allow the solution to contact the soluble manganese must be present in or
GreensandPlus media. Let soak for a minimum added to the raw water for removal to occur.
of 4 hours, then rinse to waste until the “free” Arsenic removal requires iron to be present in
chlorine residual is less than 0.2 mg/L. The or added to the raw water to accomplish
GreensandPlus is now ready for service. removal. Pilot plant testing is recommended in
either case.
REFERENCES
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The manufacturing of GreensandPlus is an ongoing, 24/7 process to ensure the highest quality water treatment media.
REACH Registration
01-2119452801-43-0020
for import to the EU.
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Disclaimer: The information and recommendations in this publication are true and
reliable to the best of our knowledge. These recommendations are offered in good
faith but without warranty or liability for consequential damage as conditions and
method of use of our products are varied and beyond our control. We suggest the
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user determine the suitability and performance of our products before they are
adopted on a commercial scale.