JC-3380-2/M

USERS MANUAL
 INDEX

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Reverse Osmosis Process.

1.2 Variable factors

2. MAIN PARTS AND FUNCTION.

2.1. Booster Pump.

2.2. Filters.
2.3. First Stage High Pressure Pump.
2.4. R.O. Membranes.
2.5. Regulation valves.
2.6. Conductivity meter.
2.7. Intermediate tank.
2.8. Second Stage High Pressure Pump.
2.9. Fresh Water Flush.

3. FLOW DIAGRAM.

4. INDICATORS AND CONTROLS.

5. TUBBING INSTALATION.

6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.

7. TOUCH SCREEN CONTROLS.

7.1 Start Button.

7.2 Info Parts.
7.3 Setting.
7.4 Test.
7.5 Emergency Start.
7.6 Data works.

8. ALARM MESSAGES.

8.1 High Pressure Fault.

8.2 Low Pressure Fault.
8.3 High pressure Fault.
8.4 Low Pressure Sensor Fault.
8.5 Booster Pump Fault.
8.6 High Pressure Pump Fault.
8.7 Inlet Flow Insufficient.
 8.8 Salt Water Production.
8.9 Overproduction.
8.10 Flushing Pressure no sufficient.
8.11 Second Stage Pump Fault.
8.12 Second Stage High Pressure Fault.
8.13 Second Stage Pressure Sensor Fault.
8.14 Level Probe Tank Fault.
8.15 Intermediate Tank Pressure.

9. SYSTEM COMMISIONING.

9.1 Water Cautions.

9.2 First Stage High Pressure Pump.
9.3 Initial Start-up Procedure.

10. START UP-DOWN PROCEDURE.

10.1 Normally Start Up

10.2 Normally Shut Down.
10.3 Emergency Start Up.
10.4 Emergency Shut Down.

11. COMPONENTS LOCATIONS.

12. DRAWINGS.

13. MAIN PARTS.

13.1 Electrical parts.

13.2 Disc Filters Parts.
13.3 Fine Filters Parts.
13.4 Special tubes.

14. MAINTENANCE.

14.1 Operators preventive Maintenance.

14.2 Operators maintenance Timetable.

15. CERTIFICATES.
1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. REVERSE OSMOSIS PROCESS

Osmosis process occurs naturally when two solutions are contacted with different
concentrations of salts through a semi permeable membrane.

In the process known as direct or natural osmosis. There is a water transfer toward the
lowest concentration with a higher concentration in order to equalize the concentrations.

In the case of reverse osmosis, apply pressure on the water with higher salt
concentrations. Thus oblige the water with a high concentration of salts through the semi
permeable membrane, leaving behind the majority of the dissolved salts, to be evacuated
by the drain.

1.2. VARIABLE FACTORS.

In the reverse osmosis process is influenced by several factors that affect both the
quantity and the quality of the water produced.

 Pressure. Pressure is a fundamental value. The higher pressure produce more water.
As long as you do not overcome the design limits of the osmosis membrane.

 Salinity. Logically, lower salinity water intake more amount of water we produce and
apply less pressure to conform to the design flows.

 Temperature. It is important to know that the lower the temperature lower

production. It is estimated a decrease of 3% per degree about design.
2. MAIN PARTS AND FUNCTION.

2.1. BOOSTER PUMP.

The low pressure pump is responsible for providing sufficient flow to feed the high
pressure pump, overcoming the burden loss filters.

 Ebara 3LM 160/32 2.2. 316L Stainless steel Power 3cv

2.2. FILTERS.
The work of the filters is vital to ensure the smooth operation of the high pressure
pump and the membranes over time.

Its function is to ensure that water comes to the high pressure pump and membranes
is free of particles larger than 5 microns which could damage the most delicate parts of
the equipment.

 2 Azud 3NR130. Installed in parallel with backwash circuit installed.

 1 fine filter "Big-One" de 23" progressive filtration de 50 a 20 microns.

 1 fine filter "Big-One" de 23" progressive filtration de 20 a 5 microns.

2.3. HIGH PRESSURE PUMP.

This pump made of stainless steel 316L is the one that provides the high pressure to
overcome the osmotic pressure from which we start to produce water.

In this case the pump is a positive displacement pump capable of providing three-
piston 100 bar pressure continuously.

 CAT ref. 2531 95l/min. 15Kw.

2.4. OSMOTICS MEMBRANES.
Osmosis membranes are semi permeable membranes which spoke in the introduction.
Today it is manufactured from polyamide and is built with a spiral structure that
provides high performance in an ever smaller space.

2.5. REGULATION VALVE.

The control valve is a needle valve 316L stainless steel high quality and robust. At the
exit of the membranes allows regulating the pressure to which these are subject to
high pump having at the other extreme.

2.6. CONDUCTIVITY METER.

One feature is that pure water does not conduct electricity. This electronic device
takes advantage of this feature leads to measure how much electricity we are
measuring water. The less can lead purest water is.

Using this device is commanding two solenoid that depending on the quality required,
fill the intermediate tank or throw water into the bilge.

 2 units SEKO CD 40.

2.7. INTERMEDIATE TANK.

This machine is a dual-stage system. The first stage full stabilizer tank. the second
stage pump takes water from this tank for the second stage membrane.

In this tank floats are two levels that trigger or stop the high pressure pump of the
second stage, if necessary.

Also there is a safety switch which stops in this tank system in the event that the
reservoir pressure more than 1,5 bar.
2.8. SECOND STAGE HIGH PRESSURE PUMP.
This bomb in a multi-stage vertical pump. The pressure needed for the second stage is
lower than the first stage.

Collect water buffer tank and sends it to the final membrane is specially designed for
fresh water.

 Pump DPV 4/16 5,5 Kw 60 Hz.

2.9. FRESH WATER FLUSH.

The unit has an automatic flushing system moves the salt water of the first stage using
freshwater boat network after it through a charcoal filter can be used for this need. IF
ANY WATER TREATMENT RECEIVED MUST WARN.
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3. FLOW DIAGRAM. For Evaluation Only.
4. INDICATORS AND CONTROLS.

NAME OF PARTS
BASED ON FLOW
DIAGRAM.
5. TUBING INSTALATION.
The equipment already factory preinstalled. Only is necessary connect input and outputs pipes,
as described below. It is important to follow the instructions in the present manual.

 ULTRAPURE WATER OUTLET.

DN 32 GAS. Is water outlet with conductivity less 10µS. Not reduce the diameer of the pipe
and try not to use elbows straight.

 PURGE TO BILGE.

Ø 32 GAS. It is the output of the first stage production does not meet adequate quality.
Normally always comes a little water each time you start the computer. You can send this pipe
to the bilge or side with a valve.

 FRESH WATER FLUSH INLET.

Ø 32 GAS. Maximum pressure 3.5 bar. Flush water inlet from the installation vessel. Its
usefulness is displace circuit saltwater and prevent deterioration that causes corrosion in high
pump and membranes.

 DRAIN DISCHARGE.

DN 40. Brine outlet of the first stage. Must be conducted on one side with a check valve. You
should try to have the lowest load losses.
 SEA WATER INLET.

DN 50. Water inlet from the booster pump. Although the pump has an output of 32 must be
kept as 50 to ensure the necessary flow and prevent pressure loss.

 SEA STRAINER.

Filter basket which is the first barrier to particles and protects the booster pump.

 BOOSTER PUMP.

Suction. DN 50. is recommended increase the suction at least 1/2 ".

Discharge DN32. You must install a Ø 50 to reduce as much as possible the losses.

This pump must always be installed below the waterline of the ship and ensuring that the
suction is always at the lowest possible. The purpose is to aspirate the least possible amount
of dirt.
6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
The equipment is delivered fully electrically wiring. Connect need only those elements that are
outside the frame and optional equipment.

 POWER SUPPLY.

3 Phase 440v 60 Hz. Must be observed regulations and laws that may apply.

63 Amp three-phase protection. 10mm Minimun wire. It shall apply the necessary correction
factors by distance.

Consult box connection point in draw terminals.

 BOOSTER PUMP.

3 Phase 440 60 Hz. +E

The pump should be connected following the recorded instructions at the top in terms of
available voltage

Minimum cable section shall be 2.5 mm. It shall apply the correction factors to the distance.

Consult box connection point in draw terminals.

 EXTERNAL ALARM.

Is available potential free contact for external alarm. Can be used to send a signal to an alarm
center or to connect a siren or similar.

In the electrical box has several voltages available. 440VAC, 220VAC, 24VDC.

Consult box connection point in draw terminals.

 REMOTE TOUCH SCREEN POWER SUPPLY.

24 VDC 350 mA. 1mm 3 wire for electrical connection.

Consult box connection point in draw terminals.

 REMOTE TOUCH SCREEN ETHERNET.

Ethernet cat 5 (10/100 base T) wire with 2 RJ45 male.

 7. TOUCH SCREEN CONTROLS
This equipment is managed with a touch screen HMI 7. "In this chapter we will learn to become
familiar with its main functions. the programming of screen was performed looking make its use as
intuitive as possible.

INFO BACK HOME LOGIN

MODEL SCREEN PASSWORD
REFERENCE

Home screen detail.

LOGIN
 7.1. PRESS START BUTTON

FLOW & PRESSURE FIRST STAGE BRINE

AFTER FILTERS. FIRST STAGE HIGH FLOW
FIRST STAGE PRESSURE

SECOND STAGE
BRINE FLOW

SECOND STAGE
HIGH PRESSURE

FIRST STAGE
PRODUCTION
SECOND STAGE
FLOW & QUALITY
PRODUCTION
FLOW & QUALITY

Starts the sweep time manually. When the flushing is enabled will be visible a
countdown timer in seconds.

This button starts the booster pump. This option is particularly useful when you need
to purge the circuit. Whether starting or for wanting to move any cleaning chemical
or preservative product.

It starts the boot sequence automatically.

This button starts the shutdown sequence. It also stops the flushing process, the
booster pump and reset the alarms.
 7.2. PRESS INFO PARTS
This window shows basic information of some components. Working hours appears in the pumps
windows.

Example. By checking on the booster pump. The following information displays.

CLOSE

With all the icons that appear on the screen refers useful information, references and similars.
 7.3. PRESS SETTING.

This botton open a window where you can change some parameters of the screen as the system
time or contrast.

Flushing time can change from this screen. Also allows major changes but that is a function of
restricted access.

7.4. PRESS TEST.

In this window you can start momentarily any pump or valve of the system. You can even perform a
test of the external alarm relay. This function is very useful in diagnosing faults. CAUTION THE
SECURITIES DO NOT WORK.
 7.5. PRESS EMERGENCY START.

PASSWORD PROTECTED. This operating mode allows working with the equipment in a
conventional way. Launching various pumps one by one.

This mode is programmed for the case where a flow sensor or pressure fails. The securities
in this mode are disabled and supervision is essential that a qualified operator will have to
monitor the smooth operation of the equipment.

The elements must be started and stopped manually. Following the logical sequence:

1. Booster pump

2. HP pump

3. Vertical Pump.

In reverse when you want to stop the system. The indicators in the figure indicate the tank
when the tank is full and when empty.

To access this mode please login first . LOGIN: 1 PASSWORD: 1110.

7.6. PRESS DATA WORKS.

This window shows some statistical and utility values to assist in preventive maintenance services.

RESET COUNTERS
8. ALARMS MESSAGE
The system displays text descriptions of the alarms that might arise. In this chapter we will see
the different alarms. Their set points and the reasons that cause.

8.1. HIGH PRESSURE FAULT.

This alarm occurs when the pressure after the pump High pressure exceeds 72 bar. It is
referred to PT-5.

The solution to this alarm is to reduce the pressure with first stage regulation valve.

8.2. LOW PRESSURE FAULT.

This alarm is referred to the sensor PT-4. indicate insufficient pressure in the inlet of the high
pressure pump.

This alarm works in two different values depending on the process in which the
equipment is working.

 If the pressure does not exceed 1,5 bar will not start the high pressure pump and
indicate the fault.

 if the equipment is already running. Allows to operate until the pressure drops 1
bar. The reason is to make the best of the filters.

This alarm is usually caused by dirty filters causing pressure drop.

8.3. HIGH PRESSURE SENSOR FAULT.

This alarm refers to the sensor PT-5. It occurs when the sensor measures more than 10 bar
without having any pump.

The solution is to replace the sensor.

8.4. LOW PRESSURE SENSOR FAULT.

Referred to the sensor alarm PT-4. Like the previous one. If the sensor measures more than 2
bar pressure without having any reason to.

The solution is to replace the sensor.

8.5. BOOSTER PUMP FAULT.
This alarm indicates activation thermal protection of the booster pump.

You need to manually reset the motor protection and reset the alarm.

8.6. HIGH PRESSURE PUMP FAULT.

This alarm indicates activation thermal protection of the CAT pump.

You need to manually reset the motor protection and reset the alarm.

8.7. INLET FLOW INSUFFICIENT.

The instrument measures permanently the different flows. If the flow that feeds the high-
pressure pump is below designated. The equipment will not start and alarm.

The most usual solution is to open the regulating valve of the first phase and confirm the full
opening of the sea valve side.

8.8. SALT WATER PRODUTION.

Usually the equipment will produce low quality water for a few minutes to get going. If that
time is extended beyond 10 minutes will trigger this alarm.

The solution to this situation may be several. Failure of any membrane, excessive dirt
membranes, high pressure regulated low pressure, water quality sensor dirty.

Contact technical service.

8.9. OVERPRODUCTION.
Refers to the flow meter FS-2. Occurs when the flow exceeds the maximum possible output.
The system interprets the flow is only possible if there is a fault. Sometimes SALT WATER
PRODUCTION alarm occurs while this, if for example. It breaks an osmotic membrane.

Normally this alarm is due to a problem with the membrane or pressure vessel cap.
8.10. FLUSHING PRESSURE NO SUFFICIENT.
flushing pressure should be at least 2 bar. Should be less than 1 bar when this alarm is
activated flushing.

Usually it is due to a depletion of the active carbon filter.

Solution: Replace the activated carbon filter.

8.11. SECOND STAGE PUMP FAULT.

Failure refers to the activation of the thermal protection of the second stage high pressure
pump.

It must be manually reset before resetting the alarm on the screen.

8.12. SECOND STAGE HIGH PRESSURE FAULT.

Referred to sensor fault PT-6. It is activated by exceeding the maximum pressure of 25 bar.

Solution: open the pressure regulating valve second stage.

8.13. SECOND STAGE PRESSURE SENSOR FAULT.

Referred to the sensor alarm PT-6. Activated when the sensor measures more than 10 bar
without any process that could increase the pressure.

8.14. LEVEL PROBE TANK FAULT.

In the intermediate tank there are two level sensors. If it happens that the top indicates that
the tank is full and the bottom is empty. This alarm is activated.

Solution: Replace faulty sensor.

8.15. INTERMEDIATE TANK PRESSURE.

Alarm switch referred to PT-7 occurs in the intermediate tank if there are more than 2 bar.
That pressure must not be reached because the pump should start before that happens.
 9. SYSTEM COMMISSIONING.
9.1. WATER CAUTIONS.
Do not expose the Hidrotay system to intake Feed Water that contains:

Hydrogen Chloramines Chlorioisocyanurate Iodine

peroxide s

Chlorine Hypochlorite Chlorine Bromine

Bromide Phenolic Petroleum

didinfectants products.

Use of non-authorized or misuse of authorized chemical voids system. These chemicals and
others also damage the R.O. membranes elements.

9.2. HIGH PRESSURE PUMP PREPARATION.

The high pressure pump has a crankcase with oil that must be checked. To this end, the rear
plate has a dipstick. The oil should be between the minimum and maximum level.

9.3. INITIAL START-UP PROCEDURE.

 Verify that the electrical connections are right.

 Check the pipes connections are right.

 Check the voltage at the current input is appropriate.

 Check that the filters are placed on your site.

 Verify that the regulation valves are open

 Check that the ship unloading valve is open and free of dirt.

 Open the necessary valves, bleeding air from the pipes.

 Connect the power supply whit the main fuse box.

 Wait for the screen to initialize.

 Start the booster pump manually.

 verify no leaks.

 Check that the inlet pressure to the pump is correct

 Ensure that the flow is stable.

 Wait about 10 minutes for it to remove all air from the filters and pipes.

 Stop the Booster Pump.

 Make a flushing.

 Start the equipment normally.

 After 5 minutes slowly start closing the first stage regulation valve. The pressure should
rise very slowly to 50 bar. It should pause 2 minutes every 20 bar.

 At the time we´ll be producing water. We verify that the tank inlet solenoid is open when
the conductivity meter indicates lower 700μS.

 The intermediate tank level probes will indicate when the tank is full.

 when it reaches the intermediate tank upper level probe. The high second stage pressure
pump will start.

 Adjusting the flow with the valve located at the vertical pump discharge.

 Adjusting the pressure slowly with the second stage regulation valve until the production
set.
 10 START UP- DOWN PROCEDURE
10.1. NORMALLY START-UP.
This equipment has been designed to be very easy to work. The start and stop operations are
very simple.

 Check that the valves are in the correct position.

 Press the button. . After press the button.

 Once the high pressure pump has started going up the pressure gradually.

 When the tank is full start the high pressure pump of the second phase. We must try to
match the flow of the pump output flow playing with pressure regulating valve of the first
stage. That way the system will work stably.

10.2. NORMALLY SHUT- DOWN.

The stop is extremely simple.

 Slowly open the pressure control valve of the first phase. Until the lower pressure of 12
bar.

 Press the button.

 The system will take care of the stop sequence in the right order.

 It will stop the high pressure pump of the second stage if running.

 first stage high pressure pump, will stop.

 Booster pump will stop.

 Initiate the process of Flushing.

10.3. EMERGENCY START-UP.
In this mode the computer does not have all the security. Really like the name suggests is a
mode of operation for anomalous circumstances.

Only some of the protections are preserved. Thermal protection of the pumps and the
intermediate tank level probes for vertical pump can not run dry.

In this mode the operator must start the equipment in stages and check that the values are
appropriate in order to boot the other stages. That is why it is a password protected mode
because it can cause serious damage if not done with due care.

Swich ON/Off

 After checking the valve position .Caution the first stage regulation valve must be
open.

 Start booster Pump. Wait for stabilization of the flow rate and pressure.

 Start the High pressure pump. The flow must be maintained above 5700 l/h and the
pressure about 2 bar.

 Adjust the work pressure with the first stage regulation valve.

 When the intermediate tank is full. Start the second stage high pressure pump.
10.4. EMERGENCY SHUT-DOWN.

 Shut down second stage high pressure pump.

 Open the first stage regulation valve.

 Shut down first stage high pressure pump.

 Wait 20 seconds.

 Shut-down la booster pump.

 Perform a minimum of seconds flushing.

11. COMPONENT LOCATIONS.

SECOND STAGE
MAIN SECOND STAGE FINE FILTER CONDUCTIVITY
CONTROL BOX H.P. PUMP 5µ CELL

SECOND STAGE

OSMOTIC
MEMBRANES

FIRST STAGE

OSMOTIC
MEMBRANES

FIRST STAGE
CONDUCTIVITY
CELL

FIRST STAGE HIGH SECURITY CARBON

PRESSURE PUMP VALVE BLOCK
FILTER
 SECOND STAGE FIRST STAGE INTERMEDIATE
AIREATION
PRODUCTION DIVERSION TANK PRESSURE
VALVE
FLOW METER VALVE SWICH ALARM

PRESSURE GAUGE

FIRST STAGE
PRODUCTION
FLOW METER

INTERMEDIATE
TANK

SECOND
STAGE BRINE
SECOND STAGE
FLOW METER FINE FILTER
REGULATION
50µ
VALVE

FIRST STAGE
REGULATION
VALVE

FIRST STAGE
PRESSURE BRINE FLOW
GAUGES METER
PANEL

AIREATION PRESSURE
VALVE TRANSMISORS
12. DRAWINGS.

12.1 ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

12.1 DIMENSIONS DRAWINGS
 13. MAIN PARTS.

13.1 ELECTRICAL PARTS.

REFER. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY

CB-DYS1 THERMAL PROTEC. BOOSTER PUMP. 4.5-6.3 Amp. 1 UND

CB-DYS2 THERMAL PROTEC. SECOND STAGE H.P.PUMP 27-32 Amp. 1 UND

CB-DYS3 THERMAL PROTEC. FIRST STAGE H.P. PUMP 9-12,5 Amp. 1 UND

CB-KM1 CONTACTOR SIEMENS 24Vdc. 2 UND

CB-KM3 CONTACTOR SIEMENS 32 Amp. 220Vac. 1 UND

CB-MCI 50 SOFT STARTER DANFOSS MCI50-3 1 UND

CB-MX2 FRECUENCY INVERTER MX-2 OMRON 5,5 kW 1 UND

CB-FAN FAN 220Vac 1 UND

CB-POWS POWER SUPPLY S8VT-F24029E 1UND

CB-TR VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER 500VA 1UND

CB-FG FUSE 63 Amp 3 UND

CB-FP FUSE 2 Amp. 11 UND

CB-RT RESISTANCE 470Ω, 1,5w 3 UND

CB-RC RESISTANCE 2,2 KΩ, 1,5W 4 UND

CB-REL RELAY OMRON G2R-2 24 Vdc 4 UND

CB- AUT SIEMENS LOGO 0BA7 1 UND

CB- AUT-EX SIEMENS DM8 24R 2 UND

CB-AUT-AN SIEMENS AM2 1 UND

CB- SWICH ETHERNET SWICH 1 UND

HT-SSPS SECOND STAGE PRESSURE SENSOR 0-40 BAR 1UND

HT-FSPS FIRST STAGE PRESSURE SENSOR 0-100 BAR 1 UND

HT-LOPRESS FIRST STAGE LOW PRESSURE SENSOR 0-1O BAR 1 UND

 REFER. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY

HT- FL BURKERT 8020 FLOW METER 4 UND

HT- BS SOLENOID COIL 24 Vdc 3 UND

CB-TS TOUCH SCREEN WEINTEK 7" 1 UND

CB-CD CONDUCTIVITY METER 2 UND

HT- CT 1 SECOND STAGE CONDUCTIVITY PROBE 1 UND

HT-CTK5 FIRST STAGE CONDUCTIVITY PROBE 1 UND

HT- LS LEVEL PROBE 1/2" 2 UND

13.2 DISC FILTER PARTS.

REFER. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY

HT-DFLD AZUD PLASTIC LID 3NR 1 UND

HT-DFBS BASE 3NR 1 UND

HT-DFCL CLAMP 3NR 1 UND

HT- DF-S+H SCREEN+ HELIX 1 UND

HT-DFSG SEALING GASKET 3NR 1 UND

13.3 FINE FILTER PARTS.

REFER. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY

HT- FF 2350 BIG ONE 23" 50µ 1 UND

HT-FF2305 BIG ONE 23" 5 µ 1 UND

 13.4 SPECIAL TUBES.

REFER. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY

HT-FM32 BURKERT INSERTION FITTING 32 F.S BRINE 1 UND

HT-FM25 BURKERT INSERTION FITTING 25 F.S. PRODUCTION 1 UND

HT-FM20 BURKET INSERTION FITTING 20 S.C. BRINE & PRODUCTION 2 UND

HT- VSNO SOLENOID VALVE 1" NO (INTERMEDIATE TANK) 1 UND

HT-VSNC SOLENOID VALVE 1" NC 2 UND

 14. MAINTENANCE.

14.1 OPERATORS PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE.

Once every 24 hours of use Hidrotay should be inspected as part of a preventive maintenance
program. The following steps ensure that small problems do not cause serious breakdowns.

14.1.1 Inspect all fittings, tubes, and electric motors ( increase vibrations).
14.1.2 High Pressure pump. Regularly check the level of the crankcase oil. There is a oil dipstick
on the rear cover of the pump.

14.2 OPERATORS MAINTENANCE TIMETABLE.

The following maintenance timetable is an estimate of the time intervals at which maintenance
may be required on the various system components.
Some variables are. Regulation of use, feed water, total running time. Because of these factors,
it is impossible to comprise an exact timetable for required maintenance.

MAINTENANCE
COMPONENT TIME INTERVAL
REQUIRED
Booster Pump Replace seal 4000 hours/ If leaks
When pressure drops
Disc Filter Back wash 1,5 bar.

When pressure drops

Fine Filters Replace element 1 bar.

500 hours
Change oil
First Stage HP Pump 8000 hours
Internal service

Salinity probes Clean probes Three months

When pressure drops

Fresh Water Flush
Replace element 1 bar.
Charcoal Element
Second Stage HP
Replace seal 4000 hours/ If leaks.
Pump
When production or
salt rejection decrease
R.O. membranes Clean or replace
by 15%.
15. CERTIFICATE.
 15. TECHNICAL INFORMATION.
15.1 BOOSTER PUMP.
15.2 HIGH PRESSURE PUMP.
15.3 VERTICAL HIGH PRESSURE PUMP.
15.4 SOFT STARTER DANFOSS MCI 50.
15.5 FRECUENCY INVERTER MX-2 OMRON.
15.6 CONDUCTIVITY METER.
15.7 PRESSURE VESSEL.
Notes:
HIDROTAY Contact:
Technical service: produccion@taysunave.com. +34 674 711 228

Spare parts: produccion@taysunave.com , manuelconde@taysunave.com

Telf: +34 986 45 41 48