filter mediaの例文

• Filter media can be cleaned by rinsing with solvents or detergents.
• By 1945 it was manufacturing engine cellulosic and high efficiency microfiberglass filter media.
• Melt-blown is often used as filter media, being able to capture very fine particles.
• Choice of filter media has effects on filter rate, turbidity and filter surface area.
• The filter media is typically chosen to provide a very high surface area to volume.
• This is because earthworms release organic matter into the filter media and stimulate nitrogen mineralization.
• Solids accumulate on the surface of the organic filter media ( or filter packing ).
• Trickling may have a variety of types of filter media used to support the bio-film.
• The filter media usually consists of anthracite, iron-manganese oxidizing sand, and garnet sand over support gravel.
• Sand is the most common filter media.
• Other uses include the fine particles used as filter media, and as an ingredient in charcoal briquettes.
• The experts recommended regularly cleaning the filter media and opening windows to get some fresh air at night.
• Over the past 30 years geotextile and PVC filters have become the most commonly used soil filter media.
• Fluid bags are made out of a multitude of varying materials such as foils, filter media, thermoplastics and laminates.
• Finally, iron filter media requires high flow rates for proper backwashing and such water flows are not always available.
• Originally, biofilter was developed using rock or slag as filter media, but different types of material are used today.
• High velocity inlet streams with relatively large particulates will cause possible clogging and wearing down of the filter media.
• Surface wash systems are buried in the top of the filter media or are suspended above the filter media surface.
• The vacuum draws liquid and air through the filter media and out the shaft hence forming a layer of cake.
• There is a variety of filter media that can be employed in depth filter processes the most common being sand.