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What is filter-media disinfection?

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filter-media disinfection is the use of an agent chemically compatible with the medium in order to limit microorganisms without permanently damaging its properties.

What does filter-media disinfection mean in practice?

The agent must penetrate the entire layer at a concentration limiting microorganisms and then be completely rinsed out.

When does it matter?

Chlorine and strong oxidants can degrade resins or catalytic coatings, so there is no one procedure for all media.

Which solutions are related to it?

The manufacturer's chemical resistance is checked, the dose per volume is calculated and the quality and parameters of the bed are controlled after the treatment.