
Traditional organic media such as bark, wood chips and green waste are problematic when used as a biofiltration media. Rapid, irregular decomposition and mechanical degradation results in compaction, which reduces flow and increases back pressure or develops preferential pathways and venting. High maintenance and replenishment costs limit their commercial viability regardless of their base costs.

Bioaction FiltaMediaTM is a significant advancement in organic filtration media:
Bioaction FiltaMediaTM can be used for a range of filtration applications, such as biofiltration of odorous air and wastewater filtration.
FiltaMediaTM is convenient to use. Available in bulk or 25kg bales, they are an efficient choice when managing installation and maintenance. Each bale yields 200 Liters and is compacted at a ratio of 2:1 to improve freight and handling logistics.
FiltaMediaTM is effective in a range of environmental filtration applications as it treats a range of organic and inorganic contaminates such as hydrocarbons, heavy metals, nutrients, acid sulphate leachate, suspended solids and silt.
FiltaMediaTM can be effectively used in a range of wastewater filtration applications:
Filter Trench - FilterMediaTM is laid into trenches to provide a lateral filtration format. Wastewater is directed into the trench where contaminates and nutrients are entrapped. The moisture holding capacity and air filled porosity promotes biological oxidisation of contaminants.FiltaMediaTM is made from Coir Husk which is a natural organic material derived from coconut production. It is the ultimate renewable resource as it grows without the need for irrigation, fertilisers or pesticides. The fruit is harvested without destroying the tree, which continues to yield friut for many years.
Coir demonstrates polymer-like charcteristics. and is very robust. It maintains its integrity in acid and alkaline state while resisting mechanical degradation in waste water filtration. The high lignin content of coir resists biological degradation. Its open capillary structure and large surface area provides a free-draining media with moisture retention capacity of up to 70%.