Container treatment units are complete treatment units that have been installed in a steel 10ft or 20ft container. The main components and the equipment are incorporated into the container. Because they are ready for operation, the containers can be rapidly deployed.
Incorporating a treatment unit into a 10- 20-ft container has the following advantages:
With regard to the available space inside the container, these units do have a number of limitations. For a system that includes filters, it means that a container treatment unit will achieve a capacity of a maximum of 10 m3/hour.
Fewer limitations apply to installing a stripping tower in a container. As a rule, standard stripping towers, complete with a pump tank and air-side active carbon filter can be installed in a container. Due to the size of the air filter, stripping towers in combination with a biological air filter are more difficult to integrate in a container. This is the reason the biological air filter is placed on or next to the container when the capacity is 10 m3/hour or more.
Features of the container:
A container in which a water treatment unit is being installed is adapted in the following way:
For filter units: