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What is filter-bed caking?

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filter-bed caking is the gluing of the medium grains into compact lumps, limiting the even flow of water through the column.

What does filter-bed caking mean in practice?

It is caused by mineral deposits, iron, organic matter, insufficient rinsing and long downtimes.

When does it matter?

Clumping leads to channeling, increased pressure drop and premature breakthrough of contaminants.

Which solutions are related to it?

You need to determine the type of sediment, regenerate or clean it in accordance with the medium, and in severe cases, replace the filter bed.