Has one been curious about what size micron filtration your water filter? Would this filter out algae? Green algae is about 1 to 5 microns in size while alive and >10 microns and larger after death. The algae clump together after dieing Also if one has a spa or pool filter that uses a cartridge filter, one could check to see if a replacement filter has a lower micron rating (more filtration) than the current one.
This website shows how to measure the filter, filter specifications and what filter media is used 3 oz, 4 oz and 6 oz
This website gives the micron filtration of the 3 oz, 4 oz and 6 oz polyester filter material. I think the polyester material is measured in ounce per sq-yd. basically;
3 oz -- 30-40 micron filtration
4 oz -- 15-20 micron
6 oz -- 5-10 micron
I would guess that a UV light would be used to kill the algae and a 6 oz polyester filter of 5-10 micron filtration would filter out the dead algae.
Are there any other benifits to using a 5-10 micron filter?
Any comments?
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This website shows how to measure the filter, filter specifications and what filter media is used 3 oz, 4 oz and 6 oz
This website gives the micron filtration of the 3 oz, 4 oz and 6 oz polyester filter material. I think the polyester material is measured in ounce per sq-yd. basically;
3 oz -- 30-40 micron filtration
4 oz -- 15-20 micron
6 oz -- 5-10 micron
I would guess that a UV light would be used to kill the algae and a 6 oz polyester filter of 5-10 micron filtration would filter out the dead algae.
Are there any other benifits to using a 5-10 micron filter?
Any comments?
sunrise
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