Mechanical Wiping Systems (Optional)
Trojan
UV
Logic
TM
Operations & Maintenance
May 25, 2004
5-1
5
MECHANICAL WIPING SYSTEM
(OPTIONAL)
5.1 Introduction
Description
The TrojanUVLogic
™
system can be provided
with a Manual Mechanical Wiping System
(MMWS), an Automatic Mechanical Wiping
System (AMWS) or no Mechanical Wiping
System. Please refer to your system
specifications as listed at the front of this
manual.
Note:
No matter which option is provided, this
does not alleviate the need for regular
maintenance (Manual Hand Cleaning).
Refer to the TrojanUVLogic
TM
Maintenance
Requirements in the Preface section of your
manual for frequency of cleaning, and to the
Sleeve Cleaning Procedure found in
Chapter 4, UV Reactor (UVR).
5.2 Manual Mechanical Wiping System
(MMWS) (Optional)
Description
The TrojanUVLogic
™
system can be provided
with a Manual Mechanical Wiping System
(MMWS). Please refer to system specifications
as listed at the front of this manual to see if your
system is equipped with manual wiping.
The MMWS uses food grade rubber wipers
mounted into stainless steel collars, placed
around each of the Quartz Sleeves. The Wiper
Housings for all Sleeves are mounted together
onto a common Wiper Assembly. The Wiper
Assembly is driven back and forth by hand using
an external handle.
The operator must ensure that the Wiper is
returned to its home position. This is
accomplished by ensuring that the Wiper Handle
is returned to its original position after wiping.
Do not force
; at no time should the Handle
come in contact with the Strain Relief on the End
Cap.
Maintenance
Manual Wiper Assembly Removal
1. Turn off the water flow through the UVR
chamber. Isolate the UVR.
Note:
Ensure that the plant has been switched to
bypass or plant is shut down to avoid
damage to other plant equipment.
2. Shut the power OFF at the Control Panel
(CP). Follow the
Lockout and Tag
Procedures
in the
Preface
.
3. Relieve the water pressure and drain the
water from the chamber through the drain
provided on the UVR.
WARNING
Electrical Hazard!
Because of the potential hazard
from this power source it is
prudent to use LOCK OUT
procedures and TAG all sources
of power before performing any
maintenance, cleaning or repairs
on any piece of equipment. The
power sources may include
electrical or stored energy. Refer
to the general lock out and tag
procedures in this manual.
Summary of Contents for Aquafine TrojanUVLogic Series
Page 10: ...PREFACE TrojanUVLogicTM Operations Maintenance ii ...
Page 30: ...TROJANUVLogic TM ...
Page 32: ...Introduction to UV Theory Trojan ogicTM Operations Maintenance 1 ii UVL ...
Page 34: ...Introduction to UV Theory Trojan ogicTM Operations Maintenance 1 iv UVL ...
Page 39: ...System Overview Chapter 2 SYSTEM OVERVIEW Trojan ogic TM Operations Maintenance 2 i UVL ...
Page 40: ...System Overview Trojan ogic TM Operations Maintenance 2 ii UVL ...
Page 42: ...System Overview Trojan ogic TM Operations Maintenance 2 iv UVL ...
Page 48: ...TROJANUVLogic TM ...
Page 50: ...Start Up Shut Down Procedures TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance 3 ii ...
Page 52: ...Start Up Shut Down Procedures TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance 3 iv ...
Page 56: ...UV Reactor UVR TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 4 ii ...
Page 58: ...UV Reactor UVR TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 4 iv ...
Page 74: ...UV Reactor UVR TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 4 16 ...
Page 76: ...Mechanical Wiping Systems Optional TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 5 ii ...
Page 78: ...Mechanical Wiping Systems Optional TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 5 iv ...
Page 94: ...Mechanical Wiping Systems Optional TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 5 16 ...
Page 95: ...UV Sensor TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 6 i Chapter 6 UV Sensor ...
Page 96: ...UV Sensor TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 6 ii ...
Page 98: ...UV Sensor TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 6 iv ...
Page 102: ...Control Panel CP TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance 2006 01 19 7 ii ...
Page 131: ...Control Panel CP TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance 2006 1 19 7 27 ...
Page 137: ...Control Panel CP TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance 2006 01 19 7 33 ...
Page 138: ...Control Panel CP TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance 2006 01 19 7 34 ...
Page 139: ...Control Panel CP TrojanUVLogic Operations Maintenance 2006 01 19 7 35 ...
Page 140: ...TROJANUVLogic TM ...
Page 142: ...Alarms and Troubleshooting TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 8 ii ...
Page 144: ...Alarms and Troubleshooting TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 8 iv ...
Page 158: ...Installation Instructions TROJANUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 9 ii ...
Page 160: ...Installation Instructions TROJANUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 9 iv ...
Page 167: ...Appendix A Warranty TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 Appendix A WARRANTY ...
Page 168: ...Appendix A Warranty TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 ...
Page 169: ...Appendix A Warranty TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 WARRANTY ...
Page 170: ...Appendix A Warranty TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 ...
Page 172: ...Appendix A Warranty TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 ...
Page 174: ...Appendix B Replacement Parts List TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance Jan 02 2006 ...
Page 176: ...Appendix B Replacement Parts List TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance Jan 02 2006 ...
Page 178: ...TROJANUVLogic TM ...
Page 180: ...Appendix C Layout Drawings TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 ...
Page 182: ...Appendix C Layout Drawings TrojanUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 ...
Page 184: ...Appendix D Electrical Drawings TROJANUVLogic TM Operations Maintenance May 25 2004 ...