Free Standing Self
Cleaning Filter
 Self-cleaning Filter Shown with optional Stainless Steel Housing  |
The SCF provides high flow rates and eliminates the need to constantly change filter bags or cartridges. Our exclusive stainless steel frame and filter housing eliminate the problems of corrosion and rust-through found in other systems. Stainless Steel units survive conditions that could quickly ruin other systems. All Self-Cleaning Filters utilize a permanent stainless steel filter element that is automatically backwashed using compressed air to literally blow out the dirt and debris from the filter element. Using a small burst of air, the system cleans itself in seconds. Preprogrammed cleaning keeps the filter permeable and prevents clogging. Use of optional ballast or twin alternating filters can achieve uninterrupted flow. Each system comes with an electronic PLC to control self-cleaning and motors. Gauges are provided for the air pressure regulator, filter input, output and system pressure. Eco models use less expensive bag or cartridge filters tailored to fit your needs.
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| How the filtration process works: First the process water is ozonated in above ground or below ground settling tanks. The ozone literally burns the grease/oil, contaminates, organics, and other compounds out of the water via a chemical oxidation reaction. These compounds turn into an inert chemical oxide form and either settles out of the water or is bound together with an electrical charge creating a larger particulate (micro flocculation) to be caught during filtration. This ozonated wastewater is pumped to the primary filter where any particulate larger than 25 micron (absolute) is trapped by the filter. The systems with onboard ozone systems also include a centrifugal particle separator to remove sand and other particulate prior to the ozone recirculation pump. The debris from the particle separator and that trapped by the self-cleaning filter are purged through a backwash line and sent out to a common sump to be pumped out, or trapped by a bag filter for disposal. The liquid that passes through the primary filter is either 1. Repressurized and sent out to be reused; or 2. Sent to secondary filtration GAC (granulated activated carbon) cartridge filters, which remove debris larger than 5 microns and any emulsified chemicals or oil. This water is then repressurized and then sent out to be reused.Installation and Maintenance: |
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Con-Serv Manufacturing 605 West Brannen Road Lakeland, FL 33813 Phone: 1-800-868-9888 Fax: 863-644-2304 |
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