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What is sediment from pipes?

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sediment from pipes are corrosion products, scale and suspensions accumulated in the installation, detaching from the internal walls of the ducts.

What does sediment from pipes mean in practice?

It most often appears after a standstill, a flow spike, a failure or work on the network, and its color depends on the pipe material.

When does it matter?

The inlet filter itself does not remove the source of sediment formed downstream of its installation.

Which solutions are related to it?

It is necessary to flush and assess the condition of the installation, and in the case of corrosion, also correct the aggressiveness of the water or replace damaged sections.