Actively purifies heavily contaminated surface water! No performance degradation due to clogging occurs.
We would like to introduce a case study of a floating water purification system for the "Golf Course Landscape Pond Purification" at Kyoga-no Golf Club. This efficient purification method collects water from the outer perimeter of the device towards the central collection body (centripetal flow). It is designed with great consideration for living organisms, preventing the entrapment of fish and other aquatic life. The purification objective is to suppress the occurrence of algae blooms, with a total water surface area of 12,885 m² and an average water depth of 3 m. 【Case Overview】 ■ Project Name: Kyoga-no Golf Club (Mie Prefecture) ■ Purification Objective: Suppression of algae blooms ■ Total Water Surface Area: 12,885 m² ■ Average Water Depth: 3 m ■ Number of Units Installed: 23 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our water purification system utilizes the power of microorganisms from nature. To achieve this: 1. We prepare a habitat for microorganisms using charcoal as the filter material. * We also have a track record with plastic and waste glass sintered materials. 2. Our excellent flow control technology allows for efficient microbial activity. * This is the most crucial aspect of purification, ensuring that the purification effect does not diminish over time. 3. The system is equipped with a backwash function to prevent clogging and maintain initial performance.