Introduction

Working Principle
Water enters from the inlet and flows into the coarse screen from outside to inside (the coarse screen is set according to water quality). Coarse impurities are filtered out, and then the water enters the fine screen, where smaller impurities are trapped on the inner wall of the fine screen. The filtered clean water flows out from the outlet. During filtration, dirt and impurities accumulate on the inner surface of the fine screen, forming a filter cake layer and creating a pressure difference between the inside and outside of the fine screen.
The backwash cleaning is driven by a motor with suction nozzles. The geared motor drives the suction device and suction nozzle to rotate, and the suction nozzles suck impurities from the inner wall of the fine screen to complete cleaning. The entire operation is controlled by an intelligent control box, with optional control modes: differential pressure, timer, manual or PLC control.
Features
Fully automatic operation: No manual intervention required for filtration, cleaning and sewage discharge.
Uninterrupted water supply: Continuous water supply during cleaning and sewage discharge.
Flexible control modes: Automatic (differential pressure/timer) and manual control options, also supports PLC control.
Efficient cleaning: Spiral scanning suction design thoroughly cleans the inner surface of the fine screen within tens of seconds.

Advantages
Suction nozzle design: Surface filtration with online intelligent cleaning and diverse cleaning modes.
Energy-saving backwash: Efficient cleaning with low water consumption and energy waste.
Diverse control methods: Intelligent control box supports differential pressure, timer, manual and PLC control.
Reliable key components: High-quality motor and control system ensure stable and long-term operation.
Application
Power industry: Pre-filtration of power plant water systems.
Reverse osmosis pre-treatment: Protection of RO membranes from sediment and particles.
Petrochemical and fine chemical industry: Filtration of process water and chemical reagents.
Food and beverage industry: Filtration of drinking water and production water.