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3.3

Clear Water Pump

The clear water pump (discharge pump) is an integral part of the system. This is
advantageous since the SBR is essentially a primary tank, treatment unit, and pump
tank all-in-one. The pump provides timed dosing for a downstream component
such as a polishing filter or drainfield. The standard kit contains a typical 0.5 HP
effluent pump. A larger pump can be included in the kit where required. The clear
water pump can be used to discharge to the following:

Polishing unit such as the Puraflo peat fiber biofilter with optional pad dispersal
Gravity trench or bed
Low Pressure Pipe (LPP) drainfield
Drip irrigation

3.2

PuraSys SBR Reactor Tank Sizing

NOTE: The minimum and maximum volumes in these tables are guidelines for standard kits. 
The volumes can vary from the values in the table. Consult with Anua for alternate designs.

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NSF Reactor Tank Sizing

(gallons)

_________________________________________________

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PS1-4

400

605   

545

665

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PS1-5

500

756   

681

832

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PS1-6

600

908   

817

998

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PS1-7

700

1,059   

953

1,165

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PS1-8

800

1,210   

1,089

1,331

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PS1-9

900

1,361   

1,225

1,497

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PS1-10

1,000

1,513   

1,361

1,664

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PS1-11

1,100

1,664   

1,497

1,830

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PS1-12

1,200

1,815   

1,634

1,997

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PS1-13

1,300

1,966   

1,770

2,163

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PS1-14

1,400

2,188   

1,906

2,329

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Model

Minimum Maximum

Flow

(gpd)

Reactor

Tank Size

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Anua Recommended Reactor Tank Sizing

(gallons)

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___________________________________________

400

240   

320

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500

300   

400

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

600

360   

480

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

700

420   

560

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

800

480   

640

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

900

540   

720

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1,000

600   

800

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1,100

660   

880

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1,200

720   

960

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1,300

780   

1,040

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1,400

840   

1,120

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Peak Design

Flow 

(gpd)

Minimum,

Approximate

Maximum,

Approximate

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Summary of Contents for Purasys sbr

Page 1: ...Reference Manual Only models bearing the NSF logo and designated PS1 XX are certified to NSF ANSI Standards 40 and 245 Call 336 547 9338 or visit anuainternational com 2016 Anua 6 2016 ...

Page 2: ...Restoration 8 5 0 System Wiring 9 5 1 Power Supply 9 6 0 Reactor Venting and Plumbing 9 6 1 Reactor Venting 9 6 2 Reactor Plumbing 10 7 0 System Startup 10 8 0 Smart Control Panel Overview 10 9 0 Maintenance 11 9 1 Clarity Test 11 9 2 Sludge Biomass 11 10 0 Troubleshooting 12 11 0 Owner Use 13 12 0 Owner s Duties 13 13 0 Owner Checklist 14 14 0 Warranty for PuraSys SBR 14 If you require further in...

Page 3: ...w for stand mounting clamp Siphon pipe pre drilled with 3 8 holes Stand mounting clamp J hook wire holder Stainless clamp Pump mounting clamp Aerator mounting clamp Air vent Sonic dampener 4 aerator Vibration dampener 1 x 1 5 aerator 1 Anua 1 Autodialer 1 Anua w 2 float grips 2 pump grips 1 aerator grip 1 Goulds STS31 1 Goulds STS31 see note 3 2 Alderon included with panel 1 Anua A STAND PS 2 Anua...

Page 4: ...umped from the Reactor to the discharge point 5 Sludge Return Excess sludge is returned from the Reactor to the pretreatment to maintain a proper sludge age 3 0 System Design 3 1 Pretreatment or Septic Tank The pretreatment tank riser s and lid s must be watertight The minimum volume shall be 250 gallons per bedroom Alternatively the size and configuration shall be in accordance with State or Loca...

Page 5: ..._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PS1 11 1 100 1 664 1 497 1 830 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PS1 12 1 200 1 815 1 634 1 997 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________...

Page 6: ...otal emergency storage volume is calculated based on the available volume in the pretreatment tank and the reactor chamber tank above the normal operating levels to the inside tank lid Since the chambers are con nected via the air space above the baffle wall volume in both chambers can be counted for emergency storage In some jurisdictions the riser volume can be counted for emergency storage Emer...

Page 7: ...ons An alarm will trigger under the following conditions High water float activated in reactor chamber Aerator current 1 or no current Siphon sludge pump current 1 or no current The operational sequence is outlined below If the clear water discharge pump fails or malfunctions a high water condition will occur in the reactor chamber The high water condition will trigger the an alarm The high water ...

Page 8: ...Installation Warning Do not backwash a water softener into the system Table 2 PuraSys SBR Pretreatment Tank Siphon Pipe Dimension from Tank Bottom and Pump Out Requirements _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ 36 14 9 _______________________________________________________________________________...

Page 9: ...st be adequately supported to prevent damage during backfilling Secure the pre drilled siphon pipe in the pretreatment tank with the top 3 8 hole at the correct height as indicated in the design Connect the clear water pump discharge line to the drainfield in accordance with applicable State or Local regulations Backfill and grade around the reactor tank to prevent infiltration of surface water 4 ...

Page 10: ...ds as follows 20A 2 Pole 240V breaker 20A 1 Pole 120V breaker 6 0 Reactor Venting and Plumbing 6 1 Reactor Venting Aerator must be supplied with fresh oxygen Direct aerator air tube into vent housing and cut to proper length to insure hose will rest inside of vent housing without impeding air flow to aerator Air vent included in the kit is not required for use However air tube must exit to atmosph...

Page 11: ...r any plumbing leaks When start up is completed the system can be left on The system will remain in vacation mode until water begins to flow from the facility 8 0 Smart Control Panel Overview The smart control panel is designed be simple and easy to operate All key adjustments and readings can be accessed through the four button keypad Operational data is stored in the PLC The smart control panel ...

Page 12: ...eight inch disk with alternating black and white colored quadrants just above the sludge blanket in the reactor chamber Be careful not to disturb the sludge blanket If the disk is visible when the reactor chamber is 1 3 full then the effluent quality passes the clarity test 9 2 Sludge Biomass A mature system should have a healthy one foot layer of sludge at the bottom of the reactor chamber This o...

Page 13: ...s or insects Check for signs of damage by any type of motor vehicle Check for signs of damage by any plant or tree root intrusion Infiltration or Exfiltration Identify leak using chalk camera or smoke Repair leak and test Electrical controls Test power supply for volts Test pumps and aerator for volts and amperage draw Replace controls or other electrical components that are malfunctioning or non ...

Page 14: ...eck if the electrical circuit breakers tripped off by first turning them off and then turning them back on again Call your Authorized Service Provider with issues or questions DON T Flush foreign objects these can damage pumps and cause blockages Flush wipes these do not degrade like paper and can cause problems with treatment Pour grease down the drain these harm microbes in the system and can ca...

Page 15: ...f the system and answered my questions satisfactorily The service provider has shown me the list of items that shall not be allowed into the system I am aware that only the service provider may maintain or repair the system including scheduling pumpouts or else my warranty can be voided I am aware that I am to report any alarm bad odor or strange noise to the service provider immediately I am awar...

Page 16: ...rried out by any independent contract or any failure due to accidental or malicious damage or failure to comply with recommendations for operations and maintenance or unit abuse fair wear and tear frost storm damage infiltration of storm or surface water or any other such climatic conditions or acts of God generally In particular note that this warranty will not operate unless the customer can pro...

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