Sharplex auto backwash filter
By EPR Magazine Editorial July 15, 2015 10:01 am IST
By EPR Magazine Editorial July 15, 2015 10:01 am IST
Operation The water to be filtered enters into the filter and flows through the slotted tube elements from inside to outside. Impurities or sediments particles are retained on the smooth inner side of the filter elements. The particular design and shape of filter element guarantee an even flow resulting in a low pressure drop and equal loading of the filter area. As the loading of the filter area increases steadily during the filtration process, the differential pressure between the contaminated and the clean sides of the filter element also increases. When the differential pressure reaches its pre-set values, the back-flushing process starts automatically. During back-flushing a geared motor rotates the flushing arm under each filter element in succession and the back-flushing valve opens briefly. Due to a pressure differential between the filtrate side (clean water) and to open back-flushing line, a small volume of the filtrate is flushed back through the filter elements. The impurities or sediments which may collected on side of the filter elements is loosened and flushed out of the filter via the flushing arm. When all elements in the filter have been cleaned, the back-flushing cycle is complete. When one filter element is under back-flushing other elements continue the filtration and therefore filtration process do not stop and it is continuous.
Major features
Reduce operating and maintenance cost
The slotted tube filter element with filtration rates of 50 to 3,000 um
The filtration flow is not interrupted during the back flushing procedure
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By EPR Magazine Editorial July 15, 2015 10:01 am IST
Operation The water to be filtered enters into the filter and flows through the slotted tube elements from inside to outside. Impurities or sediments particles are retained on the smooth inner side of the filter elements. The particular design and shape of filter element guarantee an even flow resulting in a low pressure drop and equal loading of the filter area. As the loading of the filter area increases steadily during the filtration process, the differential pressure between the contaminated and the clean sides of the filter element also increases. When the differential pressure reaches its pre-set values, the back-flushing process starts automatically. During back-flushing a geared motor rotates the flushing arm under each filter element in succession and the back-flushing valve opens briefly. Due to a pressure differential between the filtrate side (clean water) and to open back-flushing line, a small volume of the filtrate is flushed back through the filter elements. The impurities or sediments which may collected on side of the filter elements is loosened and flushed out of the filter via the flushing arm. When all elements in the filter have been cleaned, the back-flushing cycle is complete. When one filter element is under back-flushing other elements continue the filtration and therefore filtration process do not stop and it is continuous.
Major features
Reduce operating and maintenance cost
The slotted tube filter element with filtration rates of 50 to 3,000 um
The filtration flow is not interrupted during the back flushing procedure
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By EPR Magazine Editorial May 21, 2015 2:15 pm IST
Operation The water to be filtered enters into the filter and flows through the slotted tube elements from inside to outside. Impurities or sediments particles are retained on the smooth inner side of the filter elements. The particular design and shape of filter element guarantee an even flow resulting in a low pressure drop and equal loading of the filter area. As the loading of the filter area increases steadily during the filtration process, the differential pressure between the contaminated and the clean sides of the filter element also increases. When the differential pressure reaches its pre-set values, the back-flushing process starts automatically. During back-flushing a geared motor rotates the flushing arm under each filter element in succession and the back-flushing valve opens briefly. Due to a pressure differential between the filtrate side (clean water) and to open back-flushing line, a small volume of the filtrate is flushed back through the filter elements. The impurities or sediments which may collected on side of the filter elements is loosened and flushed out of the filter via the flushing arm. When all elements in the filter have been cleaned, the back-flushing cycle is complete. When one filter element is under back-flushing other elements continue the filtration and therefore filtration process do not stop and it is continuous.
Major features
Reduce operating and maintenance cost
The slotted tube filter element with filtration rates of 50 to 3,000 um
The filtration flow is not interrupted during the back flushing procedure
Flow rates of up to 10,000 M3/Hr.
Numerous combination of materials and equipment as well as individually adjustable control parameters.
Reduce costs due to space saving
Ready to operate the unit with simple installation and commissioning
Fully automatic operation. No intervention by staff required. Low operating cost.
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By EPR Magazine Editorial May 21, 2015 2:15 pm IST
Operation The water to be filtered enters into the filter and flows through the slotted tube elements from inside to outside. Impurities or sediments particles are retained on the smooth inner side of the filter elements. The particular design and shape of filter element guarantee an even flow resulting in a low pressure drop and equal loading of the filter area. As the loading of the filter area increases steadily during the filtration process, the differential pressure between the contaminated and the clean sides of the filter element also increases. When the differential pressure reaches its pre-set values, the back-flushing process starts automatically. During back-flushing a geared motor rotates the flushing arm under each filter element in succession and the back-flushing valve opens briefly. Due to a pressure differential between the filtrate side (clean water) and to open back-flushing line, a small volume of the filtrate is flushed back through the filter elements. The impurities or sediments which may collected on side of the filter elements is loosened and flushed out of the filter via the flushing arm. When all elements in the filter have been cleaned, the back-flushing cycle is complete. When one filter element is under back-flushing other elements continue the filtration and therefore filtration process do not stop and it is continuous.
Major features
Reduce operating and maintenance cost
The slotted tube filter element with filtration rates of 50 to 3,000 um
The filtration flow is not interrupted during the back flushing procedure
Flow rates of up to 10,000 M3/Hr.
Numerous combination of materials and equipment as well as individually adjustable control parameters.
Reduce costs due to space saving
Ready to operate the unit with simple installation and commissioning
Fully automatic operation. No intervention by staff required. Low operating cost.
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By EPR Magazine Editorial March 10, 2015 5:20 pm IST
Operation The water to be filtered enters into the filter and flows through the slotted tube elements from inside to outside. Impurities or sediments particles are retained on the smooth inner side of the filter elements. The particular design and shape of filter element guarantee an even flow resulting in a low pressure drop and equal loading of the filter area. As the loading of the filter area increases steadily during the filtration process, the differential pressure between the contaminated and the clean sides of the filter element also increases. When the differential pressure reaches its pre-set values, the back-flushing process starts automatically. During back-flushing a geared motor rotates the flushing arm under each filter element in succession and the back-flushing valve opens briefly. Due to a pressure differential between the filtrate side (clean water) and to open back-flushing line, a small volume of the filtrate is flushed back through the filter elements. The impurities or sediments which may collected on side of the filter elements is loosened and flushed out of the filter via the flushing arm. When all elements in the filter have been cleaned, the back-flushing cycle is complete. When one filter element is under back-flushing other elements continue the filtration and therefore filtration process do not stop and it is continuous.
Major features
Reduce operating and maintenance cost
The slotted tube filter element with filtration rates of 50 to 3,000 um
The filtration flow is not interrupted during the back flushing procedure
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