Pre-filtration and Water Filtration - Remove Solids from Water

Semi-Automatic Screen Filters

 

 

sa500-semi-automatic-screen-filters-img01.jpgSERIES SA-500

 

 

 

Standard Features:

  • Minimum operating pressure: 1 bar
  • Maximum operating pressure: 10 bar
  • Clean filter pressure loss: 0.1 bar
  • Maximum water temperature: 65°C
  • Filtration range: 120 - 3000 micron
  • Flush water consumption [at minimum working pressure]: 50 liter
  • Filter housing materials: carbon steel coated with baked on epoxy

 

 

sa500-semi-automatic-screen-filters-img02.gif

 

Model

Conn. Size

ØD

[inch]

Screen

Area

[cm²]

* Maximum

Flow Rate

 [m³/h]

** Flushing

Flow Rate

[m³/h]

ØD1

 

[inch]

L

 

[mm]

L1

 

[mm]

L2

 

[mm]

H

 

[mm]

H1

 

[mm]

W

 

[mm]

SA-504BL

4

3220

80

40

10

350

970

1370

240

400

325

SA-506BL

6

4300

160

40

10

450

1165

1760

240

400

325

SA-508BL

8

5785

300

40

10

550

1360

2155

240

400

325

SA-510BIL

10

8600

500

40

10

110

1150

1950

250

735

970

SA-512BIL

12

11570

650

40

10

1250

1765

2560

280

770

1180

SA-514BIL

14

17350

1000

40

10

1470

1985

2780

315

960

1010

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BL

  90°

BIL

180°

*

Flow rate data is for high quality water at filtration grade of 120 micron

**

Flushing flow rate data is for minimum operational pressure [1 bar]

 

Pressure Loss at 120 Micron

sa500-pressure-loss.jpg

 

sa500-semi-automatic-screen-filters-img05.jpgOperation Information for SA-500 Series Semi-automatic Screen Filter

 

Filtration

Water enters the filter through the “Inlet” [1]. Water then reaches the screen [2], which purifies the flow by separating smaller particles from the water.  As more water flows through, impurities build up on the screen.  As impurities on the screen accumulate, a pressure imbalance is built up between the internal section of the screen [2] and its external section.

 

Cleaning process in suction type filter

When the difference in pressure [ΔP] reaches the value was decided by the operator (no more than 0.8bar), or according to the time table that was decided by the operator, a series of events has to be done while the water continues to flow to the system units:

  • The operator is checking that the dirt collector [3] is fully in his back position (by spinning the handle [4] clock wise till it stops).
  • Then open the flushing valve [5] and spin the handle [4] until the dirt collector come to its stop.
  • Then the operator closes the flushing valve [5].

 

When the flushing valve [5] opens water flows outside. Pressure in the flushing chamber [6] and the dirt collector [3] is significantly lowered, and the dirt collector nozzles [7] begin a suction process. Spinning of the dirt collector [3] and the spiral axis filter, cause a full scanning of the screen [2] by the dirt collector. The combination of the linear movement and rotation significantly cleans the whole internal screen [2] surface.

The flushing cycle takes few seconds, while clean and filtered water flows through the “Outlet” [8].

 

Cleaning process in brush type filter

When the difference in pressure [ΔP] reaches the value was decided by the operator (no more than 0.8bar), or according to the time table that was decided by the operator, a series of events has to be done while the water continues to flow to the system units:

  • The operator opens the flushing valve [5] and spin the handle [4] few spins. The dirt is flushed out.
  • Then the operator closes the flushing valve [5].

 

When the flushing valve [5] opens water flows outside. Pressure in the inner side of the fine screen [2] is significantly lowered, and the brushes [9] wipe the whole internal fine screen.

The flushing cycle take few seconds, while clean and filtered water flows through the “Outlet” [8].

 

 

sa500-semi-automatic-screen-filters-img03.jpg

Legend:

  1. Inlet
  2. Screen
  3. Dirt Collector
  4. Handle
  5. Flushing Valve
  6. Flushing Chamber
  7. Suction Nozzle
  8. Outlet
  9. Brushes

 

 

 

 

sa500c-semi-automatic-screen-filters-img01.jpgSERIES SA-500C

 

 

 

Standard Features:

  • Minimum operating pressure: 1 bar
  • Maximum operating pressure: 10 bar
  • Clean filter pressure loss: 0.1 bar
  • Maximum water temperature: 65°C
  • Filtration range: 120 - 3000 micron
  • Flush water consumption [at minimum working pressure]: 10 liter
  • Filter housing materials: carbon steel coated with baked on epoxy

 

 

sa500c-semi-automatic-screen-filters-img02.jpg

 

Model

Conn. Size

ØD

[inch]

* Maximum

Flow Rate

 [m³/h]

** Flushing

Flow Rate

[m³/h]

ØD

 

[inch]

X

 

[mm]

Y

 

[mm]

H

 

[mm]

Weight

 

[kg]

SA-502C

2

25

8

6

123

174

657

12

SA-503C

3

35

8

6

144

197

875

16

SA-504C

4

60

8

8

190

280

960

26

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*

Flow rate data is for high quality water at filtration grade of 120 micron

**

Flushing flow rate data is for minimum operational pressure [1 bar]

 

Pressure Loss at 120 Micron

sa500c-pressure-loss.jpg

 

Operation Information for SA-500C Series Semi-automatic Screen Filter

 

Filtration

Water enters the filter through the “Inlet” [8]. Water then reaches the screen [7], which purifies the flow by separating smaller particles from the water. As more water flows through, impurities build up on the screen. As impurities on the screen accumulate, a pressure imbalance is built up between the internal section of the screen [7] and its external section.

 

Cleaning process

When the difference in pressure [ΔP] reaches the value was decided by the operator (no more than 0.8bar – can be shown on the pressure indicator installed on the filter), or according to the time table that was decided by the operator, a series of events has to be done while the water continues to flow to the system units:

  • The operator is checking that the dirt collector [6] is fully in his lower position (by spinning the handle [1] clock wise till it stops.
  • Then open the flushing valve [3] and spin the handle [1] until the dirt collector come to its stop.
  • Then the operator closes the flushing valve [3].

 

When the flushing valve [3] opens water flows outside. Pressure in the flushing chamber [2] and the dirt collector [6] is significantly lowered, and the dirt collector nozzles [4] begin a suction process. Spinning of the dirt collector [6] and the spiral axis filter, cause a full scanning of the screen by the dirt collector. The combination of the linear movement and rotation significantly cleans the whole internal screen [7] surface.

The flushing cycle takes few seconds, while clean and filtered water flows through the “Outlet” [5].

 

 

sa500c-semi-automatic-screen-filters-img03.jpg

Legend:

  1. Handle
  2. Flushing Chamber
  3. Flushing Valve
  4. Suction Nozzle
  5. Outlet
  6. Dirt Collector
  7. Screen
  8. Inlet

 

 

 

Special Options and Features: 

  • Construction materials: stainless steel 304L or 316L, and titanium
  • Special coating: prevents deterioration from exposure to salt/sea water

 

 

Although the filters are manufactured in a top technical and technological quality, their installation, operation and maintenance are very easy. They are intended for a continuous operation and are non-demanding in terms of both rinsing water consumption and consumption of energy.

 

 

If you require removal of any mechanical impurities from water, please contact us and we will draw up, free of charge, a proposal for the most suitable solution for you, on the basis of a raw water analysis, required filtration capacity [m³/hr] and required quality of output water.

 

 

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