Priva NUTRIJET - Page 68

To Previous Page

Priva (head office)

Zijlweg 3

2678 LC De Lier

The Netherlands

See www.priva.com for contact information of a Priva office or partner for your region.

Main Page

Table of Contents3
Aim and Scope5
Target Groups and Required Competencies5
Availability of the Manual5
Explanation of Symbols in this Document5
Warranty5
Safety6
Safety - General6
Meanings of Safety Icons7
Safety Icons on the Unit8
Personal Protective Equipment8
Safe Handling of Chemical Substances8
Electrical Safety9
Safety with Mechanical Parts10
Safety with Hot Parts10
Noise Safety10
Safeguards10
Residual Risks11
Product Description12
Functions and Intended Use12
Structure13
Structure - Hydronic Part13
Structure - Electrical Part16
Operating Principle18
Nutrijet Inline18
Nutrijet Bypass20
Transport and Storage21
Operation22
Basic Facility Requirement22
Workplace22
Location and Environmental Conditions22
Operating Software23
Process Phases24
Turning the Unit on and off24
Power Supply Failure25
Topping-Up Fertilisers and Acid or Lye25
Adjusting the User Settings25
Maintenance and Repair27
Preventative Maintenance Schedule27
Setting the Unit to Maintenance Mode28
Maintenance Work28
Cleaning the Exterior of the Unit28
Cleaning the Inline Dirt Filter29
Cleaning the Dirt Filter of the Dosing Channel29
Cleaning the Ph Sensors30
Cleaning the Flow Sensor32
Troubleshooting33
Troubleshooting - General33
Troubleshooting - Process Computer38
Taking out of Operation39
Disposal of Waste Equipment39
Appendices40
EC Declaration of Conformity41
Supply Water Quality42
Preparing an Acid Supply44
Technical Specifications - Product Options46
Technical Specifications - General46
Technical Specifications - Process Computer47
Technical Specifications - Mechanical49
Technical Specifications - Pumps53
Technical Specifications - Inline Dirt Filter53
Spare Parts54
Nutrijet54
Nutri-Line56
Dosing Channels57
Terms and Abbreviations64

Priva NUTRIJET - Page 68

Table of Contents