Mechanical filtration is the most common way of removing physical contaminants in water. In this article, we look at four types of mechanical filtration and their uses in residential, commercial and industrial water purification processes.
Types of Mechanical filtration:
On January 6, 2021, A. O. Smith Corporation published its 2020 Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Report which covers the company's environmental, social and governance activities and performance in the past two years.
Kevin Wheeler, chairman and chief executive officer of A. O. Smith, proudly shared the positive impact that the corporation is having in the areas of efficiency, energy and water conservation and sustainability. He also highlighted the forward movement they have made over the past two years to reduce their contribution to global carbon emissions.
Pictures this: An average white-collar employee commuting to work on a jeepney from Commonwealth Avenue to their office in Cubao during rush hour. The traffic culminated into a gridlock and our employee was unfortunate enough to be surrounded by older model vehicles belching smoke from exhaust pipes that were last maintained during the early 2000s.
Air purifiers are appliances that clean the air in our homes by getting rid of pollutants. According to medical research, indoor air can sometimes have more contaminants compared to outdoor air.
Most air purifiers are designed with multiple filters with a fan that circulates the air. Pollutants are captured as it moves through the filters and clean air is blown out. The filters need to be replaced regularly and they are usually made out of fiberglass, mesh, and paper.
