DVZ Biomaster PLUS Series, Финальная документация

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COMMISSIONING
DVZ-SKA-„BIOMASTER“-PLUS
Abschnitt :
QMF 47
DVZ-SERVICES GmbH Boschstrasse 9 D-28857 Syke
Tel. ++49 4242 16 93 8-0 Fax ++49 4242 16 93 8-99 info@dvz-services.de
Rev.- Nr.: 00 page: 2/6 QMF47
STARTING UP AND COMMISIONING O.K. REMARKS
1. Filling up the STP
1.1 Connect a temporary water-source to connection A7 of the
STP, and fill it with freshwater until the level of the control tank
of STP reaches approx. 75% in height of the sight glass. Ball
valve H4, H5 and H8 need to be open.
Close ball valve H8 when level is reached
NOTE! Keep ball valve H7 closed!
REMARK! Never use sewage for first start up! If
possible, the same fresh water-source as for sanitary
systems should be used.
Check the system for leakages during filling process!
1.2 To fill the Bio-Mass-Separation-Unit (BMSU), proceed as
follows:
1.2.1 Please close the ball valves H4 and H5. Ball valves H7, H11.1,
H12, H12.1, H13.1, H14.1, H15 (if installed), H16, H17 (if
installed) and the overboard valve needs to be opened resp. in
“OPERATION” position.
1.2.2 Open the vent valve on top of the membrane, and fill it with
temporary fresh water through connection D0 (optional A15 if
supplied), until water is visibly coming from the vent valve
(clear plastic hose).
Take care that the water is free from air bubbles.
Close the vent valve and the fresh water supply on connection
D0 (optional A15 if supplied)
1.2.3 If a PL-Pump without extra tank is installed, open the vent plug
of the pump and fill in water by hand.
1.2.4 Check function of the pneumatic control valves V1.1 and V2.1
(also V1.2, V1.3, …, V2.2, V2.3, … , V3.1, V3.2, V3.3, … if
installed) by activating the solenoid pilot valve manually.
1.2.4 Switch “ON” the main switch of the control panel. Wait approx.
10 seconds until the system has booted. Then push button F1
“start up/alarm receipt” on the LOGO!TD display.
- The display should now indicate “start up OK”. Please
wait again approx. 10 seconds until the STP is ready
for operation.