DC ECO 3/4″ Magnetic Filter

Product description

Cylinder-Type Y-Strainer – Specifications

A cylinder-type Y-strainer is a plumbing component that helps prevent dirt, sediment, and various foreign matter in the system from physically damaging other equipment by filtering them out. It can be used in cold water, hot water, superheated water, and steam systems.

Cylinder-type Y-strainers manufactured with a cast iron body and flanged connection type are mounted at the inlet of equipment such as pumps, water meters, automatic check valves, and similar plumbing components to protect them from foreign matter.

What Does a Cylinder-Type Y-Strainer Do?

Dirt, sediment, rust particles, and various foreign matter circulating in the system can negatively affect the operating performance of pumps, valves, meters, and other equipment. The cylinder-type Y-strainer retains these particles through physical filtration, helping to protect plumbing equipment.

The strainer can be cleaned by removing the drain valve on the cover. This makes it easy to remove accumulated dirt and sediment from the filter and clear them from the system.

Applications

• In cold water systems
• In hot water systems
• In superheated water systems
• In steam systems
• At pump inlets
• At water meter inlets
• At automatic check valve inlets
• In industrial piping systems

Magnetic Filtration Technology

Magnetic filters can consist of tube magnets, magnetic grids, magnetic drawers, and various other filtration devices. These systems are particularly useful for capturing weakly magnetic ferrous contaminants present in liquids, slurry flows, powders, and gases.

Rust, iron filings, oxides, and other small ferromagnetic impurities can be captured by magnetic filtration systems. This helps reduce the metallic contaminants that could otherwise circulate within the system.

Magnetic Filter Applications

Magnetic filtration systems are used in various industrial applications today. They can be preferred particularly in the energy sector to help improve the quality of water and steam systems.

• In water and steam systems in the energy sector
• In hydrophobic iron removal applications
• In high-temperature condensate systems
• In liquid filling lines in the food sector
• In the removal of fine metallic impurities
• In the paper industry
• In pulping units
• Before pulp pumps

Use in the Paper Industry

In the paper industry, magnetic filtration systems can be used after the pulping unit or before the pulp pump. They help capture harmful ferromagnetic particles such as iron wire, nails, and similar objects that may be present in the pulp, thereby protecting downstream equipment.

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