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    A U T O

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    L E A I N I N G

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    Au toma t i c Se l f -C lean ing

    S t ra iners Pressures to 740 PSIG (51 BARG)

    Temperatures to 400F (204C)

    qWater and Liquid service

    q Power Industry C ooling water

    q Pulp & Paper Removing fibers

    q Process Equipment P rotect equipment

    qM etal & M ining Q uenching, blast furnace

    cooling

    Applications

    SIZES

    2 (50mm) to36 (900 mm)

    RATINGS

    ASME Class 150

    ASME Class 300

    END CONNECTIONS

    Flat Faced Flanged

    Raised Faced Flanged

    Ring Joint Flanged

    Buttweld

    MATERIALS

    Carbon Steel

    Stainless Steel

    Other materialsupon request

    FEATURES

    Standard and Custom Engineered Designs

    Complete Control Systems

    Intermittent or Continuous Mode options

    Individual or Skid System designs

    High Strength reverse rolled wedge wire screens

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    AUTO

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    LEAINING

    STRAINERS

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    800

    700

    600

    500

    400

    300

    200

    100

    0

    150#Steel

    300#Steel

    FA SERIESFABRICATED AUTOMATIC

    SELF-CLEANING STRAINERS

    Pressures to 740 PSIG (51 BAR G )

    Temperatures to 400F (204C )

    q Standard and Custom Engineered Designs

    q Reverse rolled wedge wire screen for high strength

    q Proportioned outer annulus decreases pressuredrop

    q Low inertia backwash assembly increasesefficiency and minimizes power requirements

    q Fail safe mode to prevent internal damage fromjamming by large debris

    q Large inspection port allows for inspection andremoval of settled debris

    MODELSq FA1 Inline, side backwash drain, (10" 36")

    q FA2 Inline, bottom backwash drain, (2" 8")

    q FAZ C ustom C onfiguration

    OPTIONS (Consult factory)q O ther materials, sizes and/or configurations

    q O ther screen sizes/materials

    q U stamped vessels

    q External/Internal coatings

    q C ustom control panels and wiring per customer requests.

    q Adjustable timer and differential pressure override switch forautomatic intermittent control mode

    q C ontinuous on/off control mode

    q C ustomer requested control valves and tubing

    q Skid mounted or free standing designsq C ontact Factory for other Options

    F A 1 C R 1 R - B V 1

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

    S creen S td.

    M odel Body Inlet C onnec- Control Wedge Slot

    M aterial Size C lass tion Dash Panel1 Wire2 O pening

    FA Series Ordering Code

    Model - Position 1 - 3FA1 - Inline, S ide Ba ckwa sh dra in(S izes 10"- 36")

    FA2 - Inline, Bottom Backwashdrain (S izes 2"- 8" )FAZ - Cus tom Co nfigura tion

    Body Material - Position 4C - Carbon SteelV - 304 S ST- 316 SSM - MonelH - Has telloyZ - Other

    Inlet Size - Position 5H - 2J - 212

    K - 3M - 4N - 5P - 6Q - 8R - 10S - 12T- 14

    Class - Position 61 - 1503 - 300Z - Other

    PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE CHARTAS ME B 16.34

    Connection - Position 7B - But t WeldF - Flat Face Flange

    J - Ring J oint Flang eR - Raised Face FlangeZ - Other

    Dash - Position 8

    Control Panel1 - Position 9A - NoneC - 1-pha se, 110/120 VACE - 3-pha se, 460/or 80 VACF - 3-phase, 575 VACZ - Other

    1. For standard control system components see page 10. For a ll other plea se c ons ult fa cto ry.2. Sta nda rd S creen material is 304SS

    For any variations, use the pa rt numbering s ystem ab ove b ut clearly indicate the a dd itional requirements.

    APPLICATIONS

    qWater and Liquid service

    q Power Industry - cooling water

    q Pulp & P aper - Removing fibers

    q Process Equipment - P rotect equipment

    q M etal & M ining Q uenching, blast furnace cooling

    qWater & Waste - Clean plant service water

    APPLICABLE CODESq Designed/M anufactured to meet ASM E B31.3 or

    AS M E B31.4 and/or ASM E Section VIII, D iv. 1.

    q C anadian Registration Numbers (C RN) upon request

    qWelders certified to ASM E S ection IX

    q AS M E U Stamp upon request

    Screen - Wedge Wire2 -Position 10

    V - 304S ST- 316S SM - MonelH - Has telloyZ - Other

    Standard Slot Opening -

    Position 111 - .156"2 - .125" (1/8" )3 - .094"4 - .063" (1/16" )7 - .031" (1/32" )8 - .020"9 - .015"A - .010"B - .005"C - .003"Z - Other

    U - 16V - 18

    W - 20X - 22Y - 241 - 282 - 303 - 364 - 40Z - Other

    See page 104

    See page 105

    see page 105

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    S TANDARD S TANDARDS IZE S C REEN MATERIALS

    304SS10-36 .125" (1/8" )Wedge Wire

    SCREEN OPENINGS*

    Connections: 10 - 36 RF, FF, RTJ or B uttw eld

    FA1 SERIESFABRICATED AUTOMATIC

    SELF-CLEANING STRAINERS

    SPECIFICATIONStrainer shall be designed and manufactured to meet

    AS M E B31.3 or ASM E B31.4 and/or ASM E Section

    VIII, Div I. The strainer body shall be 1-piece

    construction, fabricated steel or other specifiedmaterial and inlet/outlet connections shall be In-Line

    Design with a side backwash drain. The control

    system shall be capable of automatically controlling

    and monitoring the strainers operation. The strainer

    shall have a fail-safe mode to prevent internal damage

    from jamming of strainer shaft caused by large debris.

    The strainer shall have a Nema 4 control panel with an

    actuated valve to provide control of the backwash

    flow. T he screen shall be size _______ wedge wire

    construction. The strainer shall have an inlet size of

    ____ and open area ratio of _______. The Automatic

    Strainer shall be SSI FA1____.

    S IZE P RES S URE

    10-36 20 P S ID

    MINIMUM INLET PRESSURE(I/O Differential)

    INLET BODY F G H J K L P WEIG HT

    S IZE S IZE A B C D E (NP T) (Dia .) (NP T) (NP T) (B .C .) (Dia .) M N O (Dia .) Q R DRY WE T C O VE R

    10 24 36 19 53 7438 111 2 2 1/2 1/2 30316 7/8 27 15 16 8 9 14 1200 1950 415(250) ( 600) (914) (483) (1346) ( 1889) (2819) (2) (50) ( 1/2) (1/2) (767) (22) (686) (381) (406) (203) (229) (356) (544) ( 884) (188)

    12 24 36 19 53 7438 111 2 2 1/2 1/2 30316 7/8 27 15 16 8 9 14 1200 1950 415(300) ( 600) (914) (483) (1346) ( 1889) (2819) (2) (50) ( 1/2) (1/2) (767) (22) (686) (381) (406) (203) (229) (356) (544) ( 884) (188)

    14 26 46 25 60 813

    8 120 2 3 1/2 1/2 323

    16 7/8 33 19 20 8 15 18 1700 3000 363(350) ( 660) (1168) (635) (1524) (2067) ( 3048) (2) (80) ( 1/2) (1/2) (817) (22) (838) (483) (508) (203) (381) (457) (771) (1361) (165)

    16 30 46 26 66 8738 127 2 3 1/2 1/2 3778 1 34 19 20 8 15 18 1800 3100 530(400) ( 760) (1168) (660) (1676) (2219) ( 3226) (2) (80) ( 1/2) (1/2) (962) (25) (864) (483) (508) (203) (381) (457) (816) (1406) (240)

    18 30 50 27 73 9438 133 2 3 1/2 1/2 3778 1 35 22 23 8 15 18 2600 4900 530(50) ( 760) (1270) (686) (1854) (2397) ( 3378) (2) (80) ( 1/2) (1/2) (962) (25) (889) (559) (584) (203) (381) (457) (1179) (2222) (240)

    20 36 50 30 79 1 0038 144 2 4 1/2 1/2 4418 1 38 23 23 12 16 20 2900 5400 883(500) (910) (1270) (762) (2007) (2550) (3658) (2) (100) (1/2) (1/2) (1121) (25) (965) (584) (584) (305) (406) (508) (1315) (2449) (400)

    24 40 64 32 87 1 0838 157 3 4 1/2 1/2 5158 138 40 29 30 12 16 22 4700 9 700 1205(600) (1010) (1626) (813) (2210) (2753) (3988) (3) (100) (1/2) (1/2) (1311) (35) (1016) (737) (762) (305) (406) (559) (2132) (4399) (546)

    30 48 78 45 117 13838 200 3 4 1/2 1/2 5978 138 53 35 36 12 22 34 8600 14400 2015(760) (1210) (1981) (1143) (2972) (3515) (5080) (3) (100) (1/2) (1/2) (1521) (35) (1346) (889) (914) (305) (559) (864) (3900) (6531) (914)

    36 58 96 53 140 16138 234 3 5 1/2 1/2 6978 138 61 44 46 12 24 40 14800 32000 3492(910) (1470) (2438) (1346) (3556) (4099) (5944) (3) (125) (1/2) (1/2) (1775) (35) (1549) (1118) (1168) (305) (610) (1016) (6712) (14512) (1584)

    FA1 DIMENSIONS inches (mm) AND WEIGHTS pounds (kg)150# C lass flanges shown (For 300# dimensions and weights-contact factory)

    PINSP ECTION

    PORT(Dia.)

    GBACKWASHPORT(Dia.)

    H (NP T)DIFFERENTIAL(In Front)

    J (NP T)VENT

    F (NP T)DRAINL (4X)

    BOLTHOLES

    (Dia.)

    MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION*-

    (Carbon Steel Shown*)Body....... ........ ....... ......SA53 Gr B or SA106-BFlanges..................................................SA105Nozzles... .... .... ... .... .... ..SA53 G r B or SA106-B

    Heads ..........................................SA234 WPBScreen1 ....... ........ ........ ........ .....SA240-304 SSBackwash Arm ....... ........ ....... ..SA 240-304 SSBearing1 ... ... .. ... .. ... .. ..Varies upon tempertature

    G asket - C over1 .. .. .. ..Red rubber or BlueG uardG asket - Basket1 .... .... ... .G um R ubber or VitonG asket - Bearing1.... .... ... .G um R ubber or VitonPacking1 ..........................TFE or Cotton Nitrile

    Stud................................................SA 193-B7Nut..................................................SA 194-2H

    * Other Materials Available. Consult Factory.

    1. Recommended S pare Parts

    Materials specification will change dependent on

    customer design contact factory for certified prints.

    *Dimensions shown are subject to change. Contact factory for certified prints when required.

    * See other screen sizes on page 105

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    INLET BODY F G H J K L WEIG HT

    S IZE S IZE A B C D E (NP T) (Dia .) (NP T) (NP T) (B .C .) (Dia .) M DRY WET COVER

    2 8 16 5 1738 3834 60 1/2 1 1/2 1/2 1334 9/16 13 310 329 50(50) (200) (406) (127) (441) (984) (1524) (1/2) (1) (1/2) (1/2) (349) (14) (330) (141) (149) (23)

    3 8 16 5 1738 3834 62 1/2 1 1/2 1/2 1334 9/16 13 320 340 50(80) (200) (406) (127) (441) (984) (1575) (1/2) (1) (1/2) (1/2) (349) (14) (330) (145) (154) (23)

    4 10 18 834 2378 52 76 1/2 1 1/2 1/2 16 9/16 2312 430 490 72(100) (250) (457) (222) (606) (1321) (1930) (1/2) (1) (1/2) (1/2) ( 406) (14) (597) (195) (222) (33)

    6 12 2034 834 2958 5734 86 1/2 112 1/2 1/2 18 9/16 2312 560 670 103(150) (300) (527) (222) (752) (1467) (2184) (1/2) (112) (1/2) (1/2) (457) (14) (597) (254) (304) (47)

    8 16 24 834 38 6534 100 1/2 112 1/2 1/2 21516 9/16 2312 875 1120 176(200) (400) (610) (222) (965) (1670) (2540) (1/2) (112) (1/2) (1/2) (541) (14) (597) (397) (508) (80)

    *Dimensions shown are subject to change. Contact factory for certified prints when required.

    FA2 DIMENSIONS inches (mm) AND WEIGHTS pounds (kg)150# C lass flanges shown (For 300# dimensions and weights-contact factory)

    H (NPT)

    DIFFERENTIAL

    F (NP T)

    DRAIN

    L (4X)BO LT

    HOLES(Dia. )

    J (NPT)

    VENT

    G

    BACKWAS H

    (Dia. )

    S TANDARD S TANDARDS IZE S CREEN MATERIALS

    2-8 .125" (1/8") 304SS Wedge Wire

    SCREEN OPENINGS*

    Co nnections: 2"-8"RF, FF, RTJ or B uttw eld

    FA2 SERIESFABRICATED AUTOMATIC

    SELF-CLEANING STRAINERS

    SPECIFICATIONStrainer shall be designed and manufactured to meet

    ASM E B31.3 or ASM E B31.4 and/or ASM E Section

    VI II, D iv I. The strainer body shall be 1-piece

    construction, fabricated steel or other specifiedmaterial and inlet/outlet connections shall be In-Line

    Design with a bottom backwash drain. The control

    system shall be capable of automatically controlling

    and monitoring the strainers operation. The strainer

    shall have a fail-safe mode to prevent internal damage

    from jamming of strainer shaft caused by large debris.

    The strainer shall have a Nema 4 control panel with an

    actuated valve to provide control of the backwash

    flow. The screen shall be size _______ wedge wire

    construction. The strainer shall have an inlet size of

    ____ and open area ratio of _______. The Automatic

    Strainer shall be SSI FA2____.

    MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION*-

    (Carbon Steel Shown*)Body....... ........ ........ .....SA53 G r B or SA106-B

    Flanges..................................................SA105Nozzles.... .... .... .... .... ... .SA 53 G r B or SA106-BHeads ..........................................SA234 WPBScreen1 ........ ....... ........ ........ .....SA240-304 SS

    Backwash Arm ....... ........ ....... ..SA240-304 SSBearing1 .. .. ... .. ... ... .. ... Varies upon tempertatureG asket - Cover1 .. .. ..Red rubber or BlueGuardG asket Basket1 .... .... ... .G um R ubber or Viton

    G asket - Bearing1 .. ..Red Rubber or BlueGuardPacking1 ..........................TFE or Cotton NitrileStud................................................SA 193-B7

    Nut ................................................SA 194-2H

    * Other Materials Availab le. Co nsult Fac tory

    1. Recommended S pare Pa rts

    Materials specification wil l change dependent on

    customer design contact factory for certified prints.

    S IZE P RES S URE

    2" -8" 20 P S ID

    MINIMUM INLET PRESSURE

    (I/O Differentia l)

    * See other screen sizes on page 105

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    FA SERIESFABRICATED AUTOMATIC SELF-CLEANING STRAINERS

    GENERAL OPERATION

    Operation1. The unfiltered fluid enters the

    strainer inlet into the lower

    s ingle cha mb er. This cha m-

    ber a cts to b oth s low the fluid

    prior to straining and to

    collect any settled debris.

    2. The fluid pass es upward and

    then rad ia lly o utwa rd through

    the wedge wire straining

    element. Deb ris la rge r then

    the wedge wire slot size is

    unable to pass through the

    straining element.

    3. The clean f luid c ontinues

    through the properly propor-

    tioned flow path and out the

    strainer outlet.

    4. The strainer is c ontrolled by an

    electrical panel, an actuated

    va lve a nd a differentia l press ure

    sw itch. The clea ning cyc le ca n

    be initiated manually or auto-

    matically by a timer with a

    differential pressure override.

    5. When ba ckwashing is initiated

    the moto r begins to s low ly turn

    the backwash assembly (ap-

    proximately 2 rpm) and simul-

    taneously the backwash valve

    is ope ned . The d ifferential pres-

    sure between the line pressure

    and atmosphere is the driving

    force behind the backwashing

    process.

    6. The hollow tubular backwash

    a ss embly, which is piped to the

    atmosphere, slowly rotates in

    close contact with the internal

    straining element. Only a small

    potion of the screen is isolated

    allowing for uninterrupted

    operation of the strainer during

    the backwashing process.

    7. The press ure differential ca uses

    a large reverse flow across thescreen and into the tubular

    ba ckwash a ssembly. The change

    in velocity of the fluid entering

    the backwas h as sembly creates

    a vac uum a nd s uction, cleaning

    the strainer element from the

    inside. A port shoe, intercon-

    necting the tubular backwash

    assembly, optimizes the effec-

    tiveness of this backwash jet

    stream.

    The S pence S tra iner Fa brica ted Automa tic S elf-

    Cleaning Strainer utilizes the latest technology in

    ba ckwa sh s trainer design.

    The strainer clea ns itself using a ba ckwa sh s ystem

    which is c ontinuous a nd/or controlled b y a n auto ma tic

    control system. A tubular backwash assembly slowly

    rota tes in close co ntac t w ith the internal wed ge-wire

    stra ining e lement, iso la ting o nly a sma ll portion o f the

    element a t any given time. Deb ris is removed by a

    backwash flow which carries unwanted debris away

    from the internal element and o ut of the stra iner. The

    operation is deta iled a s follow s:

    FLOW SCHEMATIC

    1 1 12

    2

    3

    3

    3

    7

    8

    8. Unwanted debris is ca rried into

    the full port b a ckwa sh m a nifold

    and out the backwas h connec-

    tion. During the w hole opera tion

    the flow remains uninterrupted

    keeping flow loss at a mini-

    mum.

    9. Upon completion of the cycle ,

    the control panel initiates turn-

    ing the motor off and simul-

    taneously clos ing the bac kwa sh

    valve.

    360 Degrees

    Strained clean

    continuous flow

    Rotating

    backwash arm

    discharges

    debris

    Atmospheric pressure ensures efficiency

    and minimizes power requirements

    during the backwash cycle.

    BACKWASH ASSEMBLY /STRAINING ELEMENT

    INTERFACE

    Two point p a rticle

    contact minimizesplugging

    &binding.

    The d eb ris

    dislodging force

    is maximized by

    conce ntrating all the

    backwash flow momentum

    into the slots.

    BACKWASHCYCLE

    STRAININGCYCLE

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    FA SERIESFABRICATED AUTOMATIC SELF-CLEANING STRAINERS

    CONTROL SYSTEMS

    The S pence S tra iner control panels a re de signed fo r

    simple and relia ble opera tion. The de sign a llow s fo r

    quick and easy field adjustments as required by theservice co nditions .

    The FA S eries s trainers a re ma nufac tured c omplete

    with our standard control systems. Optional custom

    des igns to mee t spe cific c ustome r and/or service

    req uirements ca n be furnished .

    Standard Control System Components

    contact factory for other options

    - Nema 4X rated pa nel bo x UL/CS A a pproved

    - Ca rbon steel, phospha te c oa ted w /grey

    polyester powder coa ted pa nel box

    - Adjustable timer

    (1-10 min on time, 10 min 10 hr off time)

    - Aluminum Nema 4 differential pressure override

    sw itch (0-15 ps id)

    - Control relay for backwash valve activation

    - Three Indica tion pa nel lights Po wer on, Ba ck-

    w a sh Va lve Ope n, High D ifferential P res sure

    - S elec tor S witch fo r Hand(On)/Off/Auto service

    - Motor starters with Auxiliary contact

    - Terminal bloc k for exte rna l connec tions

    - TEFC motor 110/120V, s ingle phase 60Hz, 1/3 Hp

    - 110/120 VAC input

    - Ca rbon ste el electrica lly a ctua ted b a ll valve for

    ba ckwa sh (110/120 VAC/60 HZ) Nema 4

    actuator

    Modes of OperationThe se lecto r switch a llow s the cus tomer to e a sily

    cha nge be tw een three mod es : OFF, AUTO (Automa tic

    Intermittent), or HAND (Continuous).

    Auto ma tic Intermittent (AUTO) When the selector

    sw itch is in the AUTO position the st rainer operat es

    with the a djusta ble timer. An a uthorized opera tor ca n

    adjust the OFF time setting (the time after which it will

    initiate backwash 10 min to 10 hour cycle) and ON

    time setting (the time interval for which it will keep

    bac kwa sh system ON 1 to 10 min cycle) by a djus ting

    the timer.

    The differentia l press ure switch should b e set a t 2 psig

    over the a nticipated clean pressure drop. An a uthorized

    opera tor ca n a djust OFF time s etting o n the d ifferentia l

    pressure switch (the differential pressure at which it will

    initiate ba ckwa sh range 0 15 ps id). This switch w ill

    override the time cycle and initiate backwash should

    the differential pressure rise above the programmed

    setting. After the differential pressure has been

    satisfied, the strainer will continue cleaning for 60seconds beyond that point.

    The se ttings a re do ne depe nding o n the q uantity of

    debris collected and limiting value of the differential

    pressure. Experience will dictate the optimal

    settings for the timers.

    Continuous (HAND) When the selector switch is in

    the HAND position the strainer will operate in a

    continuous mode. In this mode the strainer will

    backwash continuously with the backwash valve

    open a nd the drive mo tor running. The continuous

    ba ckwa sh mod e may b e des irab le or neces sa ry if the

    insta lla tion experience s high so lid loa dings.

    Ba ckwa sh Valve

    Electrically actuated ball

    valves suitable for water

    service are standard on

    all FA Control Systems.

    Contact factory for other

    options. Standard sizes

    of backwash valves are

    as follows :

    Strainer Drain

    Inlet/Outlet Valve

    Size Size

    2" - 4" 1"

    6" - 8" 112"

    10" - 12" 2"

    14" - 18" 3"

    20" - 36" 4"