Comparative performance of dual‐ and mixed‐media filters
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In an ideal filter the pore size decreases progressively with depth. It is generally believed that mixed media, which contain anthracite coal, sand, and high-density sand, is closer to an ideal filter than dual media, which contain only coal and sand. However, comparative pilotand plant-scale studies conducted under identical pretreatment conditions at Minneapolis and at other locations indicate very little difference in performance between the two types of filters.
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