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Originally Posted by waterfilters The quick answer is you need one or both of these 2 things. A bigger housing with larger cartridges, which provides more filter media surface area, or multiple housings for multi stage filtration. Larger pores down to smaller pores. This is most likely the best solution, as it shares the sediment load over 2 or 3 filters, rather than forcing one filter to remove the entire load of sediment. Here is a large housing: 20 Inch Big Blue Whole House Water Filter Housing #20 from Ametek, USFilter, and Pentek
For heavy sediment loads, you would use 3 of these in series with successively tighter filters.
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Excellent suggestion for a cartridge filter application for particulate removal.
A 10"x54" backwashable system with 3 cycle filter control valve with media mix would allow a range of 20 micron + down to 3 micron household heavy duty filtering without cartridge changes.
These may sell around 500 dollars in the US, and give many years service before media needs to be changed. The media should cost under 100 dollars from 5 years to replenish. Physical hardware should last 30 years or more with limited service.