| Drum and discfilters have some similarities but also a few differences. The meaning of this page is to try to give some insight in those filtration types. Underneath, in table 1, you can find some qualities about drum and discfiltration. | Drumfiltration | Discfiltration | | big flow | big flow | | removal from parts to prevent fragmentation | big filtration surfave, till 90 m2 | | delivering with or without tank | suitable for finefiltration | | gravity is the driving force | gravity is the driving force | | delivering in 20 standard sizes | delivering in 10 standard sizes | | drum consist out of stainless steel or steel which withstands acid and akali. | 2 to 3 times more filtration surface than drumfiltration at the same size of the filter | | for use in extremely corrosive circumstance, the drum can be deliverd in titanium and the tank in GRP. | oppurtinity to place extra filter, maximum of 10 | | low and easy maintance | low and easy maintance | | selfcleaning | the filter contains out of stainless steel 304 or 316 and the cloth out of polyester. | Table 1: Qualities of the filters There are some applications of the filters listed in table 2. | Drumfiltration | Discfiltration | | Prevent fragmentation | Recycle water | | Inline filtration | Effluent polishing | | Finefiltration of intake water | | Other applications where qualities of this filter are needed. | Tabel 2: Applications of the filters You can find an overview of the filtersystems. Overview filtration-subjects. |