Bag Filter Industrial Beverage & Juice Bag Sanitary Filter Housing Stainless Steel Filter Striainer

Product overview

The key features and components of an automatic self-cleaning filter typically include:

1. Filter Element: The filter element is the core component that captures and retains the particles present in the fluid. It can be made of various materials, such as stainless steel, nylon, or polypropylene, and may have different mesh or micron ratings depending on the application.
2. Housing: The housing or casing contains the filter element and the cleaning mechanism. It is typically made of durable materials to withstand the operating conditions and the pressure of the fluid.
3. Backwash Mechanism: The automatic self-cleaning feature involves a backwash mechanism that periodically cleans the filter element to remove accumulated particles. The cleaning process can be based on various principles, such as reverse flow, suction, or mechanical scraping.
4. Controller and Timer: The system is equipped with a controller and timer to set the cleaning frequency and duration based on the specific needs of the application. The frequency of backwashing can be adjusted according to the level of contamination in the fluid.
5. Differential Pressure Sensor: Some advanced self-cleaning filters have a differential pressure sensor that monitors the pressure drop across the filter element. When the pressure drop reaches a certain threshold, the cleaning cycle is triggered to maintain optimal flow rates.
6. Cleaning Waste Disposal: The removed particles and debris collected during the backwashing process need to be discharged and properly managed. Some systems have a dedicated waste outlet for this purpose.

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