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EVERZITModel Dol -Semi-Calcined Dolomite Filter Media

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Semi-calcined dolomite filter media in accordance with EN 1017. EVERZIT® Dol is a filter media manufactured from natural dolomite (CaCO3 ⋅ MgCO3). It is primarily used for groundwater deacidification. Semi-calcined dolomite is formed by thermal decomposition which is precisely controlled to convert only the dolomite`s magnesium carbonate component to magnesium oxide. The resultant filter media is significantly more reactive than e.g. pure calcium carbonate or even non-calcined natural dolomite.

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  • Homogenous porous grains with rough-textured surface
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  • Problem-free transition when EVERZIT® Dol replaces similar media used in existing filter systems

EVERZIT® Dol is used in single-layer filters or dual media filters for removal of dissolved aggressive carbon dioxide. Neutralization takes place up to attainment of calcium carbonate/carbonic acid equilibrium. Besides neutralization the process also realizes increased water hardness.

Additional beneficial effects of filtration with EVERZIT® Dol include:

  • Removal of suspended particulates
  • Iron and manganese removal 
  • Increased water hardness due to mineralization with MgCO3 und CaCO3
  • Drinking water treatment
  • Process water treatment

  • 25 kg PE bags
  • 1000 kg big bags
  • Bulk transport in silo trucks

  • CaCO3: approx. 68 %
  • MgO: approx. 25 %
  • CaO: approx. 1.0 %
  • MgCO3: approx. 5.6 %
  • Specific density: approx. 3.3 g/cm³
  • Bulk density: approx. 1100 kg/m³
  • pH value: approx. 11

0) 0.5 - 1.2 mm
I)  0.5 - 2.5 mm
II) 2.0 - 4.5 mm

Other grain-size ranges can be supplied in accordance with your specific requiremants.

EVERZIT® Dol complies fully with the following standards and regulations:

  • EN 1017
  • German Drinking Water Ordinance 2001
  • DVGW work sheet W 213