What is a self-cleaning filter

The self-cleaning filter is a widely used equipment in the water treatment industry. Its simple design and good performance make the sewage achieve the best filtration effect. The main components are: motor, electric control box, control line, main assembly, filter element assembly, 316L stainless steel brush, frame assembly, drive shaft, inlet and outlet connection flange, etc. The self-cleaning filter overcomes many shortcomings such as small dirt absorption, clogging of dirt, detachment and cleaning of the filtering part, and failure to monitor the filter state, and has the functions of filtering the raw water and automatically cleaning and discharging the filter element. Moreover, the system provides uninterrupted water supply when cleaning the sewage, and the working state of the filter can be monitored, and the degree of automation is high. Covers the need for various filtration accuracy from 10um to 3000um.

Self-cleaning filter, operation and control can automatically clean and filter and automatically discharge without any external energy. During the backwashing, the cleaning and filtration cycle can be adjusted. The self-cleaning filtration time defaults to 10-60/s, the cleaning filtration loss water only accounts for 0.08-0.6% of the filtered water volume; the filtration precision can reach 10-3000 micrometers; the working pressure can be Up to 1.0-1.6Mpa; single flow: 4-4160m3/h. It can be installed in any position in vertical, horizontal and inverted directions. It can be used for water filtration in various industries such as industry, agriculture, municipal power, electronics, medicine, food, printing and dyeing, construction, steel, metallurgy and papermaking.

The self-cleaning filter is a kind of precision equipment that directly intercepts impurities, floating objects, particulate matter, etc. in the liquid, and reduces the turbidity of the water, reduces the dirt, and ensures the normal operation and service life of the following equipment. Sewage characteristics.