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amiad ® For flow rates up to 1760 gpm Fine filtration degrees: 500 - 80 micron Large filter area: up to 1054 in 2

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amiad®

For flow rates up to 1760 gpm

Fine filtration degrees: 500 - 80 micron

Large filter area: up to 1054 in2

HOW THE FILTOMAT M100 FILTER SERIES WORK

The FILTOMAT M100 is a series of automatichydraulic filters, with a self-cleaning mechanismpowered by a water-driven turbine. This series offilters is designed to work with various screen types,with filtration degrees from 500 to 80 micron, andis available in 2" to 12" inlet/outlet diameters.These filters units are hydraulically driven; noexternal power source is required. This featureenables operation at remote installation sites.

Filtering process:Water enters the filter and passes through a pre-screen which is designed to protect the cleaningmechanism from large debris. Particulate collectson the main screen and forms a "filter cake". Thefilter cake causes a pressure differential betweenthe inlet and outlet of the filter.

Self-Cleaning process:The self-cleaning process begins when the pressuredifferential across the screen reaches a preset levelof 7 psi.

The rinse controller signals an internal flush valveto open. This creates a strong flow of water out ofthe filter due to pressure in the filter system. Theflow of water through the nozzles creates a spotcleaning, back-flush technique which effectivelyremoves particles from the screen surface. Thiswater is directed through the suction scannernozzles attached to a hollow suction scanner shaft,through a turbine, which creates a spiral movementof the suction scanner shaft, and out the exhaustvalve. Pressure drop in the turbine chamber anddrainage of a piston (in the Modular type units only)forces the suction scanner shaft to move outward.The suction scanner nozzles sweep across the mainscreen. The combined spin and outward movementensures that the suction nozzles clean the entiremain screen.When the first outward cleaning stroke is completed,a second flushing cycle is triggered, pushing thesuction scanner assembly inward to its originalposition.The combined flush cycle takes 10-15 seconds,depending on the operating pressure.

Control device optionsThe standard filter is hydraulically driven and doesnot require an external power source. An optionalelectronic controller can be added to enable theoperation of multiple filters in parallel or toincorporate additional functions (valve control,output signals to a central control system, etc.).Drain

Turbine

SuctionScannerShaft

Outlet Screen

Inlet

SuctionScannerAssembly

RinseCollector

TurbineChamber

Flush Valve

Nozzle

Drain

Outlet

Inlet

Nozzle

Pre-Screen

Main Screen

SuctionScanner

RinseCollector

TurbineChamber

Piston

FlushValve

Turbine

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Flushing data

Standard filtration degrees

General

Construction materials

Exhaust valve [inch] 11/2” 11/2” 11/2” 11/2”

Flushing cycle time [sec.] 10 10 15 15 Depending on theworking pressure

Wasted water per cycle [gal] 4 5 33 34

Min. flow for flushing [gpm] 66 88 114 132

Flush criteria Differential pressure of 7 psi and manual operation

Filter housing Epoxy-coated carbon steel 37-2 (Stainless Steel 316 available on request)

Filter lid High density polypropylene

Pre-screen Reinforced nylon

Main screen Stainless Steel 316, Molded plastic support structure

Cleaning mechanism PVC and Stainless Steel 316L

Motor assembly Reinforced nylon, Brass, Stainless Steel

Control tubing Polyethylene

Seals BUNA-N

Control Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel 316, PVC, Acetal

Hydraulic piston Stainless Steel 316, Brass

Molded stainless steel screen

micron 500 300 200 130 100 80

mm 0.5 0.3 0.2 0.13 0.1 0.08

mesh 30 50 75 120 155 200

Filter name M100-750 M100-1500 M100-4500 M100-6800

Inlet/Outlet diameter [inch] 2”, 3” 3”, 4” 4”, 6” 4”, 6”, 8”, 10” Flange standards asper request.

Maximum flow rate [gpm] 176 350 792 1760 Consult manufacturer foroptimum flow dependingon filtration degree &water quality.

Filter area [in2] 115 200 698 1054

Min. working pressure [psi] 30 30 30 30 Or lower if pressure isincreased for flushing.

Max. working pressure [psi] 115 115 115 115

Max. working temp. [ F] 131 131 131 131

Weight (empty) [lb] 2” = 492 3” = 66 4” = 198 4” = 2433” = 55 4” = 77 6” = 342 6” = 507

8” = 30910” = 348

Weight (full) [lb] 2” = 84 3” = 126 4” = 375 4” = 4723” = 88 4” = 137 6” = 496 6” = 507

8” = 70610” = 774

SUGGESTED INSTALLATIONS

M100-750 & M100-1500

M100-4500 & M100-6800

Key to installation drawings:(Dimensions in inch)1. Inlet manifold2. Inlet butterfly valve3. M100 Filter4. Outlet butterfly valve5. Bypass butterfly valve6. Outlet manifold

Minimum length for opening

- Manifold and valves supplied separately.- Dimensions are for reference only and

may change per filter model andapplication. Contact manufacturer forcertified drawings.

Filter Filter Inlet/Outlet Dimensions [inch]type name [ø] A B C D E F G

4” M100-4500 104LP 4” 79.5 42.3 18.1 68.1 9.3 33.1 7.36” M100-4500 106LP 6” 82.2 42.3 18.8 67.7 10.6 40.2 7.34” M100-6800 104XLP 4” 97.8 56.1 34.3 68.1 9.3 33 7.36” M100-6800 106XLP 6” 97.8 56.1 34.3 67.7 9.3 37.7 7.38” M100-6800 108LP 8” 105 56.1 38 67.1 10.6 42.5 7.310” M100-6800 110P 10” 105.8 56.1 38 66.1 10.6 46.6 5.9

Filter Filter Inlet/Outlet Connections Dimensions [inch]type name [ø] A B C D E F G H

2” M100-750 102C 2” Threads/Flanges 37.8 21.8 28 15.7 29.6 7.7 8.7 8.73” M100-750 103C 3” Threads/Flanges 35.8 21.8 28 15.7 28.8 7.7 8.7 8.73” M100-1500 103CL 3” Threads/Flanges 41.2 27.2 40.5 15.7 28.8 8.9 12.5 8.74” M100-1500 104C 4” Flanges 44.25 27.2 38 19.7 36.7 8.9 12.4 9.6

12.9

7.9

35.4

6

M100-750

M100-1500

M100-4500

M100-6800

PRESSURE LOSS GRAPHS

SELECTED WORLDWIDE APPLICATIONS

Drip irrigation of row crops. 530gpm, 130 m. Afula, ISRAEL

Treated sewage water for irrigation of pasture. 200 m.Stroud Sewage Treatment Plant, Stroud, NSW, AUSTRALIA

Treated sewage effluent water for landscape irrigation. 130 m.Sandhurst Estate, Carrum Downs (Melbourne), AUSTRALIA

Filtration of well water. Up to 660gpm, 80 m.Potable water supply system. ISRAEL

Wastewater reservoir. Pre-filtration to drippers. 400 m. ISRAEL

Cooling tower side stream filtration. 100 m. Eastlands PlazaShopping Centre, Ringwood (Melbourne), AUSTRALIA

Golf course irrigation. 200 m. Pacific Harbour Golf Coarse,Bribie Island, Qld. AUSTRALIA

Effluent water from a Waste Water Treatment Plant, 1,200gpm200 m. Kings Island Gated Community, Port St. Lucie, Florida, USA

Cooling water filtration. 50 m. Detergents manufacturer. ISRAEL

Cooling water filtration at a powerstation. 100 m. CHINA

Lake water used for drip irrigation.130 m. Sea of Galilee, ISRAEL

River water filtration for drip irrigation. SPAIN

Filtration of flood water for irrigation. 200 m. ISRAEL

Pre-filtration to UF membrane,250gpm, 400 m. Bedford Hills State,New York, USA

Filtration of reservoir for drip irrigation. 130 m. Israel

Ref: 96-044-610-102/12.06

In an increasingly crowded world, the need for clean water concerns everyone involved insustaining our quality of life. Society and economy cannot exist without water; becausewater is life.

For more than 40 years, Amiad has helped meet this need by developing a comprehensive lineof exceptionally efficient, automatic, self-cleaning filters and manual filters for use in industry,municipalities, and irrigation. Amiad provides solutions in more than 66 countries, with sevensubsidiaries and sales offices. Amiad's pledge to the filtration industry is to continueproviding innovative and dependable systems, quality service and reliable customersupport.

AMIAD products undergo constant monitoring for quality control.The manufacturer reserves the right to incorporate changes andimprovements in the products without prior notice.

amiad®

NORTH AMERICA:Amiad Filtration Systems, 2220 Celsius Avenue, Oxnard, 93030, California, USATel: 1 805 988 3323, Fax: 1 805 988 3313, E-mail: [email protected]

AUSTRALIA:Amiad Australia Pty Ltd., 3/15 Brisbane St. Eltham, 3095, VictoriaTel: 61 39 439 3533, Fax: 61 39 439 1612, E-mail: [email protected]

CHINA:Taixing Environtec Co. Ltd., 70 Baihe Chang, Xingjie Yixing Jiangsu, 214204Tel: 86 510 87134000, Fax: 86 510 87134999, E-mail: [email protected]

FAR-EAST:Filtration & Control Systems (S) Pte. Ltd., 19B Teo Hong Road, 088330, SINGAPORETel: 65 6 337 6698, Fax: 65 6 337 8180, E-mail: [email protected]

FRANCE:Amiad France S.A.R.L., 27 Rue de l'Etang Z.I La Boitardière, 37530, ChargeTel: 33 (0) 247230112, Fax: 33 (0) 247238067, E-mail: [email protected]

GERMANY:Amiad Filtration Solutions Ltd., Zweigniederlassung Deutschland, Gerstäckerstr. 9, D-20459 HamburgTel: 49 40 3609 6770, Fax: 49 40 3609 6765, E-mail: [email protected]

ISRAEL:Amiad Filtration Systems Ltd., D. N. Galil Elyon 1, 12335, ISRAELTel: 972 4 690 9500, Fax: 972 4 690 9391, E-mail: [email protected]

SOUTH AMERICA:Sucursal Sudamerica, Agustín de Urtubey 1379, Montevideo, 11300, URUGUAYTel: 598 2 628 0927, Fax: 598 2 622 6991, E-mail: [email protected]

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