Example. In order to calculate the filter in an installation we need to<br>know the flow of the water to be recirculated (to be filtered) and the filter<br>speed. In our example pool, we have a flow rate of 13.5m³/h, whilst the<br>filtration speed will be 50m³/h.m² (or 50m/h) maximum, as it is a<br>residential pool. Applying the corresponding formula we get the<br>necessary filtration surface area:<br>2<br>3 2<br>3<br>0,27<br>50<br>13,5 S m<br>m h m<br>S m<br>Vf<br>S Q ⇒ =<br>×<br>= ⇒ =<br>To select a vertical sand filter we need to know the diameter of the filter<br>in millimetres. In this case, the filtration surface area will correspond to<br>the cylindrical part of the filter, which is no more than a circumference.<br>Then, to find the diameter, first we apply the area of the circumference<br>formula (S= π r2) and we obtain the radius in metres, which we multiply<br>by 2, as the diameter is 2 times the radius. Finally, we get the value in<br>millimetres, multiplying the result by 1000.
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