makrofiltration
Makrofiltration is a process used to remove larger suspended solids from liquids. It is typically the first stage in a multi-stage filtration system, designed to protect subsequent, finer filters from clogging too quickly. The term "macro" refers to the relatively large size of the particles being removed, usually in the range of several micrometers to millimeters.
Common applications for makrofiltration include water treatment, both for drinking water and wastewater. In industrial processes,
The equipment used for makrofiltration varies depending on the scale and specific requirements of the application.
The primary goal of makrofiltration is to reduce the overall solid load in a liquid, thereby extending