Filtration is an essential process for purifying water by removing suspended particles and impurities. It employs various mechanisms such as straining, flocculation, sedimentation, and surface capture to ensure clean and safe water for diverse applications
Filtration challenges include clogging, handling varied particle sizes, high operational costs, and proper disposal of collected waste, requiring efficient systems and regular maintenance.
Clogging of Filters: Frequent maintenance is required as filters can become clogged with particles over time, reducing efficiency.
Varied Particle Sizes: Effective removal of particles of different sizes demands advanced and precise filtration systems.
High Operational Costs: Specialized filters and regular upkeep can lead to increased costs.
Contaminant Load: A high concentration of contaminants can overload the filtration system, affecting its performance.
Disposal of Waste: Managing the waste material collected during filtration poses environmental and logistical challenges.
