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EBS Automatic Screen Filter

Description
The EBS self-cleaning filter provides superior filtration efficiency with robust, simple construction and Amiad's highly efficient suction-scanning cleaning technology.

The EBS filter offers a large filtration area and suction scanner cleaning technology, driven by an electrical drive-unit. Suitable for wide variety of industrial water filtration applications, heavy loads and challenging types of TSS. Fast automatic cleaning without flow interruption and with minimal water waste. The EBS Series includes four models with various sizes and flange connections and the filters are adaptable to special applications and specific requirements.

EBS Models:
Amiad’s “EBS” product-line consists of the following models:
EBS 10000 for up to 1,200 m³/h (5,300 gpm)
EBS 15000 for up to 1,800 m³/h (8,000 gpm)
Mega EBS 40000 which consists of four EBS 10000 screen elements for up to 4,800 m³/h (21,100 gpm)
Mega EBS 60000 which consists of four EBS 15000 screen elements for up to 7,200 m³/h (32,000 gpm)

Features:

• Large filtration area, reliable operating mechanism and simple construction make the EBS filter the ideal solution for filtration of high-flow and poor quality water to very fine filtration degrees
• Automatic flushing according to pressure differential and/or time
• No interruption of downstream flow during flushing
• Reliable self-cleaning mechanism even in extreme operation conditions
• Minimal volume of reject water allows excellent operation during flush mode
• Applications: water supply systems, irrigation systems, cooling water, wastewater treatment, industrial pre-filtration, etc.
• Industries: manufacturing, mining, water and wastewater treatment plants, turf and agriculture, etc

The Filtering process:

• Raw water enters the filter inlet through the coarse screen which protects the cleaning mechanism from large debris.
• The water passes through the fine screen, trapping dirt particles which accumulate inside the filter.
• Clean water flows through the filter outlet.
• The gradual dirt build-up on the inner screen surface causes a filter cake to develop, with a corresponding increase in the pressure differential across the screen.
• A pressure differential switch senses the increased pressure differential and when it reaches a pre-set value (typically 7.0 psi), the cleaning process begins.

Self-cleaning process:

Cleaning of the filter is carried out by the suction scanner which spirals across the screen. The open exhaust valve creates a high velocity suction stream at the nozzles tip which “vacuums” the filter cake from the screen. During the self-cleaning process, which takes between 15 to 40 seconds, filtered water continues to flow downstream.

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