Carbon Steel Angle-Type Backwash Strainer ZPG-16C

Product Description

The ZPG-type automatic backwash strainer overcomes the numerous shortcomings of traditional filtration products—such as low dirt-holding capacity, susceptibility to clogging, the need to disassemble and clean the filtration components, and the inability to monitor filtration status. It is capable of filtering raw water and automatically cleaning and flushing the filter cartridges, while maintaining uninterrupted water supply during the cleaning and flushing process. Additionally, it allows for monitoring of the strainer's operating status and features a high degree of automation. Backwash strainers can be installed in any orientation—vertical, horizontal, or inverted—and are suitable for water filtration across a wide range of industries, including industrial, agricultural, municipal, power, electronics, pharmaceutical, food, textile dyeing, construction, steel, metallurgy, and papermaking.

How It Works

1. Operational Filtration: During normal operation, the water flow diverter valve is in the open position. Water to be treated passes through the filter screen, and due to the principle of inertia, fine particulate impurities and suspended solids in the water settle near the drain outlet.
2. Flushing and Drainage: During normal flushing, the water flow diverter valve is open. When the strainer has trapped a certain amount of fine particles and suspended solids from the water, open the valve at the drain outlet. The water flow will then flush out some of the impurities adhering to the strainer’s collection section until the discharged water runs clear. Close the valve at the drain outlet to resume normal operation.
3. Backwash Drainage: During backwashing, the flow diverter valve is closed and the drain valve is open. This forces water to enter the annulus between the filter cartridge and the housing through the mesh openings in the inlet section of the filter cartridge, thereby flushing impurities adhering to the mesh in the opposite direction from the outside of the cartridge to clean the filter screen. Because the diverter valve is closed, the water velocity increases after passing through the backwash valve, resulting in effective backwashing.

Installation Instructions

The ZPG-type (angle-style) automatic backwashing strainer should be installed on a right-angle elbow, while the ZPG-type (straight-through) automatic backwashing strainer should be installed horizontally or vertically. When the straight-through strainer is installed vertically, the water flow should be from top to bottom. During installation, ensure that the direction indicated by the arrow on the housing matches the direction of water flow.

Product Specifications

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