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General| Model | HSF2200-1F-PFC |
|---|---|
| Category | Water Filtration Systems |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | Veolia |
| Flow Rate | 2200 m3/h |
| Operating Pressure | 1 - 10 bar |
Explains symbols used to indicate dangerous situations and potential risks.
Details CE marking, indicating compliance with EU Machinery Directive requirements.
Discusses CE marking implications for components not approved by Hydrotech AB.
Outlines requirements for trained personnel performing service and maintenance work on the equipment.
Describes the function and operation of the main power switch as an emergency stop.
Covers electrical installation by qualified personnel and essential earthing requirements.
Summarizes filter activation and stopping procedures and references other sections.
Instructions for inspecting equipment for transit damage and verifying delivered parts.
Precautions for preventing equipment damage during extended storage periods, especially regarding temperature and UV.
General overview of the filter components, illustrated with diagrams for type 1 and type 2 models.
Details of the HSF2200 type 1 filter configuration, including its tank component.
Details of the HSF2200 type 2 filter configuration, lacking an integrated tank.
Information on how to identify the filter type, serial number, and year of manufacture from its marking plate.
Guidelines for safely lifting the filter equipment using forklifts, cranes, or overhead cranes.
Guidelines for selecting and preparing the filter installation site, including outdoor and foundation requirements.
Precautions for outdoor filter installation regarding temperature protection and UV radiation.
Requirements for filter foundations, ensuring a flat surface, bolting, and levelling.
Guidelines for qualified electrical work, proper connection, and motor protection settings.
Importance and method for equipotential bonding to prevent galvanic corrosion and ensure electrical safety.
Procedure to verify the drum rotates in the correct direction as indicated by the arrow on the drive unit.
Specifies the minimum inclination requirement of 1% for reject piping.
Step-by-step checks and procedures before and during initial filter start-up.
Details on the control system, frequency converter settings, and available operation modes.
Specifies maximum and recommended water level differences inside and outside the drum during operation.
Explains the HAND mode for continuous drum rotation and manual backwash initiation.
Describes the AUTO mode for automatic level control and backwash activation based on water level.
Instructions on placing and adjusting the level sensor for optimal filter operation.
Guidance on setting the sensitivity of the level sensor using the adjusting screw on the level relay.
Information on required system pressure for backwashing and flushing new pipe systems.
Defines the primary purpose of the filter for removing solid particles in unpressurised water flow systems.
Lists prohibited uses of the filter, such as filtering hazardous liquids or operating in explosive atmospheres.
Explains the step-by-step process of water filtration and automatic/manual backwashing.
Focuses on maintaining the backwash system and its components, especially nozzle servicing.
Procedure for cleaning the Hydrotech wash water filter when indicated by pressure gauge readings.
Covers lubrication and wear checks for filter bearings, including swivel and drum bearings.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing filter panels, including HPC and chemical cleaning methods.
Covers checking, adjusting, and replacing the filter's drive chain for optimal performance.
Refers to Appendix F for detailed technical information regarding the drive unit.
Procedures for checking the inlet gasket for damage and wear, and its replacement.
Interval for checking wash water filter clogging based on pressure drop.
Weekly check for filter panel clogging and damage.
Weekly inspection for foreign objects and sludge accumulation in the filter.
Bi-monthly rinsing of metal surfaces to minimise corrosion, particularly in salt water applications.
Bi-monthly check for nozzle clogging in the backwash system.
Lubrication interval for the swivel connecting the wash and connecting pipes.
Lubrication interval for drum bearings on the inlet and drive sides.
Quarterly check of drive chain tension and overall condition.
Semi-annual check of the oil level in the drive unit.
Annual check for wear on drum bearings to ensure proper function.
Annual check of the inlet gasket for wear and damage.
Specifies oil type and frequency for gearbox oil changes.
Explains various symbols used on Hydrotech filters for safety and information display.
Provides guidance for accessing product manuals and additional technical information via the website.
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