Description
Granular Ferric Hydroxide GEH101
Granular Ferric Hydroxide GEH101 – Product Description
The high performance adsorbent GEH 101, based on granular ferric hydroxide can be used to specifically remove heavy metals and other contaminants from waste and potable water. Also suitable in the Aquaculture industry for the reduction of phosphates and silicates .It complies to all requirements of the DIN EN 15029, guaranteeing a high quality for the best performance.
Guard the water resources with GEH for waste water treatment.
Key Applications
- Purification of Industrial and municipal wastewater
- Groundwater remediation
- Preparation and treatment of process water
- Treatment of (landfill) leachate
- Aquaculture – removal of phosphates and silicates from RAS.
Target Substances
Contaminants, which are removed by GEH 101 from water
- Arsenic (As)
- Copper (Cu)
- Molybdebum (Mo)
- Lead (Pb)
- Antimony (Sb)
- Uranium (U)
- Vanadium (V)
- Zinc (Zn)
- Hydrogen Peroxide ((H2O2)
- Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
- Phosphate (PO4)
- Silicate (SiO4)
Properties
Recommended Operating Conditions
Underground Filter Beds
When dimensioning an underground filter, in addition to the calculation of the required quantity of GEH 1010, as well as the hydraulic load of the system, also information about the geological situation is required. The adsorption capacity depends on the water parameters and operating conditions. A specialised planner should be involved fro the dimensioning and design.
Transport & Storage
The product is stable and can be stored for at least one year. To prevent the material from drying out, the big bags should be closed and, if possible, not stored outdoors. Outdoor storage is possible in plastic bags or protected from direct sunlight and at moderate temperatures (0 – 25 degrees Celsius). The big bags must not be stacked.
Individual Application Advice
Every application in water treatment has its own special requirements. A meaningful dimensioning of the plant and definition of the operating conditions can only be made after examining the individual case. The recommendations contained in this page are therefore legally not binding.