IST OF ONTENTS GENERAL EXPLANATION OF WORDS PLACING OF PLANT WATER QUALITY WATER CONNECTIONS ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS COMMISSIONING OF THE PLANT Adjustment of outlet amount V2 Adjustment of recirculation amount V1 OPERATING MANUAL FOR OPERATOR MENU MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING Maintenance: Trouble-shooting: 9.2.1 Plant capacity has dropped 9.2.2...
1. GENERAL This assembly and operating tested in our factory and sub- treated water; instruction applies to BWT sequently disassembled for the lower fig- PERMAQ ® PRO 2100 total transport. All you have to do is ure, the better demineralisation plants.
RO plant: approximate weight of the RO The raw water, which is to be plant in operation. However, treated in the BWT PERMAQ ® Connect soft water to the outlet remember to consider the PRO 2100 plant, must be of a...
Outlet fuse ance with local regulations. 13 A per- excl. of meate Reser- The electrical connection to the 1520 ¾” voir BWT PERMAQ ® PRO 2100 socket con- plant must be as follows: sump- tion Mini- 2100 16 A Series fuse incl.
10C. ply of the plant. PRO 2120 1200 E.g. if the raw water tempera- PRO 2130 1700 ture is 8 C, on an BWT The plant is now operating. PERMAQ ® PRO 2110 unit it PRO 2140 2300 Check that the motor runs in means that the permeate ca- the right direction.
the outlet amount is adjusted 4. Conductivity – can be read (This screen display is protect- correctly. on the conductivity meter QIS1 ed with a password (see chap- ter 14.0)) 5. Also make a note in the We recommend that both coun- logbook of the raw-water pres- ter nuts are loosened while the Press Mimic : on the mimic...
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8.9 Operation Setting 2 When the button is activated, it Valves change colour (black = changes position between closed, white = open.) off/on. 8.14 Functions in Mimic: 8.5 Functions in Opera- By pressing on valve or pump, tion: the option for manual opera- tion of components is given.
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8.16 Alarm setting 8.22 Alarm log: 8.26 Information in Alarm History: In this screen display you can see the latest 128 alarms with date and time of the alarm’s occurrence. When more than 128 alarms have occurred, the oldest occurrences will be de- leted.
-and read: membranes must be preserved contacting in case of stops lasting 7 days Capacity permeate: FI1 or longer. BWT A/S Capacity Concentrate: FI2 Tlf.: +45 43600500 When preserving, fill the mem- Service Department. Conductivity: QIS1 branes with a solution of: Inlet pressure raw water: PI1 9.
never drop to values under pH this will damage the membrane Cleaning/Replacement of 3. In that case there is a risk and will lead to a drop in the Membrane. that the bisulphite oxidizes into capacity. 9.2.3 Plant switches off sulphuric acid.
9.2.5 Reservoir pump 9.2.7 Plant reservoir runs when this connection is (option) will not pump (option) stops active and there is a “request” operate. for water, the pressure switch is and starts defective – replace it. Check Plant reservoir pump (option) Check stops and starts at 10-15 sec.
The plant is not equipped with ter to the plant. CIP plant as standard. This can BWT CIP 4 is an acid clean- Dismount the U-lock placed at be obtained as an option; ing agent used for dissolving the top of the membrane pipe.
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Item No. : 70 19 57 010 Start CIP-pump P2 again and let the CIP fluid circulate for Never use sulphuric acid approx. 5-10 minutes. If the for CIP cleaning as CIP fluid is very turbid, a new there is a risk of precipitation CIP cleaning must be per- of gypsum (calcium sulphate).
14. VARIOUS ENCLOSURES 14.1 Lay-out drawing 14.2 Principle diagram 14.3 Service- and maintenance diagram 14.4 Operational log-book 14.5 Spare parts drawing 14.6 Spare parts list RO 14.7 Spare parts list CIP 14.8 Circuit diagram 14.9 Declaration of Conformity...
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