This invention belongs to the technical field of
water treatment equipment, specifically disclosing a three-stage sealed well
water filter. It effectively addresses technical challenges in well water purification processes in rural self-built houses, village and town settlements, and suburban communities, such as limited space, weak maintenance capabilities, and fluctuating
water quality. The equipment adopts an integrated vertical cylindrical tank and supporting leg structure. The tank is equipped with a horizontal, sealed, waterproof baffle, dividing it from top to bottom into three independent, sealed, and non-cross-flow
filtration chambers. Each chamber is independently equipped with water distribution, collection, venting, monitoring, and maintenance components, and is equipped with independent
backwashing pipelines, bypass direct-connection pipelines, and dual-control valve groups completely isolated from the
filtration pipelines. This allows for precise
backwashing of a
single chamber while the remaining chambers continue
filtration via bypass, ensuring uninterrupted well water purification. All pipelines, valves, monitoring, and maintenance components are integrated and arranged layer by layer along the tank sidewall, with no external redundant structures, allowing for wall-mounted installation and significantly saving floor space. This invention achieves low-consumption, stable-quality, non-stop operation, and small-
footprint operation of well water purification through a
collaborative design of three-level sealed chambers, independent
backwashing of each chamber, bypass without stopping the
machine, and integrated sidewalls of all components. It is suitable for well water purification scenarios such as self-built houses in rural areas, village and town settlements, suburban communities, and small
processing plants.