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B.  Appendix C (System Specification)

B.1  Estimate flow rate and record pressure

Place a 5 gallon bucket at the water source and allow it to flow without restriction into the bucket. 

Time how long it takes to fill to the 5 gallon point.

Example

Volume of  Bucket 

(in gallons)

5

x 60

=43 GPM

Time to fill bucket 

(in seconds)

7

Backwash requirements

A 1” filter requires 30 GPM at 40 PSI to backwash properly. 

A 2” filter requires 40 GPM at 40 PSI to backwash properly. 

If this flow and pressure for backwash can’t be maintained while irrigating, the flow to irrigation must be stopped (using a controlled outlet valve) 

while the filter backwashes.

Static (and dynamic) pressures over 100 PSI require a pressure regulator.

B.2  Rank your water source

Flow is dependent on Water Source Quality and the micron size of the screen. The following chart defines the maximum flows allowable 

based on Water Source Quality and screen micron size. Most applications will follow the Average, Poor or Very Poor lines. Water source 

should be rated at worst case scenario if water quality varies during the year (such as algae blooms during summer). A general guide to 

Water Quality is also shown below.

Good

Average

Poor

Very Poor

Solids

< 20 ppm

< 40 ppm

< 80 ppm

< 110 ppm

Example

Well Water, municipal 

supply or equal.

Clear lake water or equal

River water.

Brown or green water 

(mud/algae).

Contamination

Very little, 100% clear, 

similar to drinking water 

quality.

95% clear water, small 
contaminants. No real 

discolouration of the 

water.

Light to medium 

discolouration.

Heavy discolouration. 

Medium algae, visible silt/ 

dirt etc.

Maximum Flow

Filter Size

1"

2"

1"

2"

1"

2"

1"

2"

Screen 

size

400 

micron 

(47 mesh)

40 

GPM

 

m

3

/h

100

 GPM

22.7 

m

3

/h

40 

GPM

 

m

3

/h

100

 GPM

22.7 

m

3

/h

36 

GPM

 

8.2 

m

3

/h

55

 GPM

12.5 

m

3

/h

Not 

recommended

35 

GPM

m

3

/h

200 

micron 

(88 mesh)

40 

GPM

 

m

3

/h

100

 GPM

22.7 

m

3

/h

37 

GPM

 

8.4 

m

3

/h

85

 GPM

19.3 

m

3

/h

33

 GPM

7.6 

m

3

/h

50

 GPM

11.4 

m

3

/h

30

 GPM

6.8 

m

3

/h

150

 micron 

(100 mesh)

40 

GPM

 

m

3

/h

95

 GPM

21.6 

m

3

/h

33 

GPM

 

7.5 

m

3

/h

70

 GPM

15.9 

m

3

/h

Not 

recommended

40

 GPM

m

3

/h

Not 

recommended

100

 micron 

(150 mesh)

30 

GPM

 

6.8 

m

3

/h

75

 GPM

17 

m

3

/h

25

 GPM

5.7 

m

3

/h

45

 GPM

10.2 

m

3

/h

Not 

recommended

Содержание HN-G-01 Filter Series

Страница 1: ...rity to operate the equipment WARNING It is extremely dangerous to open the filter or control tubing while under pressure Always depressurize before performing any maintenance or troubleshooting HN G...

Страница 2: ...D THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLING THE HN G FILTER 1 1 Models This document relates to multiple models of the HN G filter system sections that relate to specific models are indicated as such 1 2 In...

Страница 3: ...filtered out The clean water then exits through the outlet The build up of contaminants on the filter screen creates a differential pressure across the filter Based on a preset Differential Pressure...

Страница 4: ...ten inches above the HN G for safe removal of the filter cover 2 Locate the HN G filter as close to a drain as possible This will maximize the efficiency of the automatic self cleaning 3 An AC to 12V...

Страница 5: ...may be removed for service and any threaded connections can also be easily accessed if any of these need to be tightened up or resealed due to movement during shipping or installation Install an isola...

Страница 6: ...upplied into the HP high pressure and LP low pressure fittings 3 Read the instructions in the following Filtron 1 10 DC Manual 3 4 3 Turning On Water Supply 1 Ensure Drain pipe is securely in the drai...

Страница 7: ...outlet 4 4 2 If Battery Powered 1 Remove the top gray cover push up the sides over the indent 2 Remove the black battery tray and install the 4x D Cell batteries as shown 3 The controller will come t...

Страница 8: ...r by checking the reading on the pressure gauges if installed 4 HN G 01 1 XXX HN G 02 1 XXX models only Remove Low Pressure 5 16 plastic tube from the Inlet to release the pressure and drain the HN G...

Страница 9: ...e cycled in and out a few times to get the grease distributed to the inner O ring seal Two applications of grease and cycling is adequate 5 The Piston may drip water from the lower vent hole This is n...

Страница 10: ...gation controller must be able to program station run times in seconds or a 24 VAC one shot relay capable of delivering a 7 second signal to the filter must be added The backwash time station run time...

Страница 11: ...the unit is left untouched for a minute the display is switched off and the only life signal is given by a beep sound that can be heard every 20 seconds The beep can be disabled in the programming se...

Страница 12: ...to clean Typical differential set point is generally set somewhere between 6 and 9 PSI At this field the user defines the pressure difference between the filter s inlet and outlet that when reached a...

Страница 13: ...nd up 2 The last backflush valve can be cancelled and then its allocated output will be left unused 3 Alarm output Delay Valve and Main Valve when defined will be allocated in this order right after t...

Страница 14: ...ered as a trigger for flushing The following flushing cycles will be triggered by the interval count down only The problem will be considered as solved when the constant indication of the DP sensor wi...

Страница 15: ...ER DP DELAY 30 seconds 5 ENTER LOOPING 10 6 ENTER ALARM No 7 ENTER DELAY VALVE No 8 ENTER VIEW OUTPUT No 9 ENTER Pressure PSI 10 ENTER BEEP Yes No set to No to prevent sign of life beep every 20 secon...

Страница 16: ...sure during Self Clean Solution Make sure water pressure during Self Clean is at least 40 psi Close the isolation valve on Outlet pipe of the HN G Press the M button on the Backwash Controller HN G wi...

Страница 17: ...Very Poor lines Water source should be rated at worst case scenario if water quality varies during the year such as algae blooms during summer A general guide to Water Quality is also shown below Good...

Страница 18: ...llation easier With unions at all recommended spots the filter may be removed for service and any threaded connections can also be easily accessed if any of these need to be tightened up or resealed d...

Страница 19: ...mmodate low flow rate applications where all pressure and flow must be utilized for backwash the controlled outlet valve can also be applied in installation example A and C Pump Isolating valve Isolat...

Страница 20: ...strates a bypass configuration Union fitting Union fitting Pressure gauge Pressure gauge Piston 1 Hydraulic drain valve Union fitting Isolation valve Outlet to irrigation Inlet from pump Drain to drai...

Страница 21: ...TFC 10 06 Clamp MTFC 08 Cover MTFC 07 Hydraulic Motor MTFC 10 51 Collector Assembly MTFC 10 51 1 4 Tubing 6mm Plastic Tube MTFC Hex Nipple 1 MTFC Hex Nipple 1 CI010821W Streight Fitting 1 8 x 8mm MTFV...

Страница 22: ...22 1 Models 2 Models 1 2 1 2 7 1 8 7 1 4 22 13 16 25 5 8 9 15 16 10 9 16 6 7 1 16 G Dimensions 1 PVC SOCKET CONNECTION PESB SCRUBBER VALVE 12 1 8 REF 5 3 4 7 1 16 6 FILTER SERVICE AREA...

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