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What is monospheric filter media?

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monospheric filter media is a medium with a narrow size distribution and almost uniform grains, ensuring more uniform hydraulics than a polydisperse bed.

What does monospheric filter media mean in practice?

Uniform grain size results in predictable intergranular spaces, more uniform flow and less layer segregation.

When does it matter?

The hydraulic advantage does not change the chemical selectivity of the medium and does not compensate for poor process selection.

Which solutions are related to it?

Grain distribution, capacity, pressure drop and rinsing requirements are compared with the traditional equivalent.