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The Kold Ster-il ®
Filtration System will sorb or
barrier restrict the following solutes or particulates from
freshwater:
Lead : 62.45% of 116.85 ng/ml flow
rate 3.8 gpm @ 40 psig.
(P b) EPA Method 7421
Plus: 96% of the ramining lead. Flow rate 0.60 gpm.
NSF Standard 53b (heavy metals testing).
Cadmium : 63.27% of 79.44 ng/ml
flow rate 3.8 gpm @ 40 psig.
(Cd) EPA Method 7131
Plus: 91% of the remaining cadmium. Flow rate 0.60 gpm.
Mercury : 63.74% of 122.86
ng/ml flow rate 3.8 gpm @ 40 psig.
(Hg) EPA Method 7471.
Plus 93% of the remaining Mercury. Flow rate 0.60 gpm.
NSF Standard 53b (heavy metals testing)
V.O.C.'s : 74% of 347 ng/ml
(level:90 ng/ml) EPA Permits 100ng/ml.
Method: Microextraction into pentane prior to GC/ECD.
Reference: Journal of Applied Toxicology, Vol. 2, No. 3,
1982.
Plus 82% Removal under NSF Standard 53b (cloroform surrogate
testing).
Additional : Presently Standards
are not established by NSF, International for chemical filtration
Heavy media. EPA Standards have not been lowered below part-per-million
(mg/L) level.
Metals
Copper : *47% of 718 ng/ml
(20 seconds) flow rate 3.8 gpm @ 40 psig.
(Cu) EPA Method 7210.
NSF Standard - not presently established.
Iron : 21.5% of 272.14 ng/ml
(34 seconds) flow rate 3.8 gpm. @ 40 psig.
(Fe) EPA Method 7359
NSF Standard - not presently established.
Zinc : *17.14% of 242.10 ng/ml
(34 seconds) flow rate 3.8 gpm @ 40 psig.
(Zn) EPA Method 7950.
NSF Standard - not presently established.
*Note : If Copper & Zinc
occur together in water, the synergistic effect enhances
filtration as follows: Copper 61.8% of 211.73 ng/ml. Zinc
84.7% of 140 ng/ml. Flow rate 3.8 gpm @ 40 psig.
Giardia Cryptosporidium
99.9% retention of live Cryptosporidium Parvum Cysts.
Tested according to U.S. EPA Guide Standard & Protocol
for testing Microbilogical Purifiers.

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