2 Inch 3 Inch T Type Plastic Automatic Self-Cleaning Disc Water Filter for Farm Irrigation System Agriculture Filter Irrigation

• Certification: ISO
• Power Source: Electricity
• Type: Flange
• Material: Plastic
• Transport Package: Export Plywood
• Trademark: not
• Model NO.: 2 inch 3 inch T type Plastic Automatic Self-Cleani
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 84212199

Product Description

Specification

This valve is automatic backflush self-cleaning disc filter, to be installed on head or secondary filtration system to filter the water

containing various suspended contaminants. It is much more stable and efficient than manual disc filter by the auto back-wash which

could reduce the maintenance frequency to save labor and improve the efficiency of system.

 

Features

1. Highly Efficient Filtration: Less head loss and backflush frequency by large filtration area size and centrifugal water inlet
2. Saving Water and Energy: Maximum filtration efficiency based on mimimum backfulshing pressure reuqired
3. Reliable and durable: Produced by excellent raw material which is of corrosion, chemical and UV resistant,.
4. Less Maintenance Effort: Less manual maintenance requirement, benefit from the enhanced and grooved autoflush disc which could be surface and depth filtration.

Technology

· Maximum Temperature: 60°C
· End Connections: Grooved
· Maximum Pressure: 10 Bar (145 Psi)
· Minimum Backfkushing Pressure: 1.6 Bar (17 Psi)
· Minimum Backflushing Flow Rate of 2"/ 3" Filter: 2.5 L/S (39 gpm)
· Minimum Backflushing Flow Rate of 4" Filter: 5.0 L/S (78 gpm)
 

Filtration Process: discs are compressed by a pre-loaded spring. The entering water passes throughs centrifugal structure, then being centrifugal effect flowing. The flowing enforce large contaminants away from discs. The water then passes efficienttly through the discs thus small contaminants be trapped.
 

Backflush Process: water enters the filter from the opposite direction and discs are released after spring elevating. Water are then forced through the nozzles on the spine and jetting forward to discs. At this stage the discs spin freely, loosening the trapped solids which are then flushed out.

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