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A self-cleaning filter is a fully automatic filtration device with a filtration accuracy range from 20 μm to 5000 μm, capable of meeting a wide variety of filtration requirements. It mainly consists of a housing, filter element, cleaning brush, drain valve, controller, and sealing rings,…
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Working Principle When wastewater enters through the inlet, it passes through a stainless steel sintered self-cleaning filter screen. Coarse particles are retained on the inner surface of the filter mesh, while the clean water flows from the inlet chamber to the outlet under the pressure…
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When selecting filtration systems, it is important to understand the differences between self-cleaning filters (brush or suction type) and traditional backwash filters. The following comparison highlights the key distinctions: Cleaning Method Self-cleaning filters utilize mechanical brushing or suction to remove impurities, whereas backwash filters rely…
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An automatic backwash filter is a self-cleaning filtration system designed to ensure continuous operation. When impurities accumulate and the inlet–outlet pressure differential reaches the preset value, or after the set time interval, the control system automatically initiates the cleaning process. Main Features Zero downtime maintenance…
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The selection of an automatic backwash filter should be based on the medium type, flow rate, pressure, and other parameters. Details are as follows: Medium Type Examples: fresh water, seawater, lubricating oil, etc. For seawater or corrosive media, stainless steel or copper-nickel alloy materials are…
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Marine Automatic Self-Cleaning Filter is widely used in marine cooling water systems (especially when seawater is used as the cooling source), ballast water systems, and lubrication oil systems. Its purpose is to filter out particulate impurities from the medium, while performing automatic online backwashing to…
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