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The SuperBead filtersystem is thé original Beadfilter: the mother of all other Beadfiltersystems
Beadfiltration goes back to the 80’s when professor Ronald F. Malone from the USA maked the begin of the Floatingbead filters of these day’s. These filters are wellknown under the name BubbleBead filters.
The SuperBead filters are easy to reknow because of their sandglass shape. This shape is necessary to get a laminar flow which is as high as possible, in a way that the floating bed keeps steady. Hereby the filthy parts are catched on their way and after that the biological processing of solution is going to work. A beadfilter processes very much feeding, as well mechanical as biologic. This is the result of a high effectivity and the useable surface of the beads (1300m2 a m3). Between that the dirth is removed quickly due to the good washing system without destructing the biology of the filter. Using this technique just makes your biology more active again. Rotting can not take place in the filter because of the unique shape without dead corners.
One of the most underestimated factors in a Koi pond is soil in quantity of SS (Suspended Solids). This are the small soils of foodresidues , faeces, algaes and other eventuel external factors who make soil in your pond. A high level of Suspended Solids enrages a fish in capturing oxygen.The easier the breathing of a fish the healthier it will be. This is not only positive in case of the health but also the growth of the fish. These continuous soil which is going to be transferred by the biology, takes very much of the available oxygen (O2) from the water.
By way of removing all soil particles before they disolve or convert, the water will stay in optimal condition. An Bubblebead removes provable really small soil particles out of the water.
The removing of TSS (Total Suspended Solids) from the water when passing the filter oncer is:
100 percent of al soil from 50 micron and higher
60 percent of al soil from between 20 and 50 micron.
50 percent of al soil from between 5 and 20 micron.
The removing of TSS (Total Suspended Solids) during a one time pass of the pondwater through the filter is (1 micron = 0.001mm).
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