Industrial Duplex Strainer

Q: How does the duplex design of the strainer benefit continuous operation?

A: The duplex construction consists of two parallel chambers, allowing one to filter liquid while the other is cleaned or maintained. This ensures that filtration is never interrupted, even during routine servicing, maximizing operational uptime in industrial processes.

Q: What cleaning methods are available for this industrial duplex strainer?

A: This strainer supports both manual and automatic cleaning methods. Users can either clean the mesh filter screens manually or integrate automatic cleaning systems for quicker, hands-free maintenance, depending on their operational preferences.

Q: When should the mesh filter screens be serviced or replaced?

A: Service or replacement depends on the type and quantity of contaminants in the process liquid. Regular inspections are recommended, and cleaning or replacement should follow maintenance schedules or when pressure drop across the strainer increases significantly.

Q: Where is this industrial duplex strainer typically installed?

A: It is commonly installed in industrial liquid filtration applications-such as water treatment, chemical processing, and manufacturing plants-where continuous filtration is critical and system pressure is relatively high.

Q: What is the process of switching between the two chambers in operation?

A: Switching between chambers is done using the provided valves. When one chamber requires cleaning, flow is diverted to the other chamber, allowing for maintenance without shutting down the system.

Q: How does the mesh filter type improve filtration efficiency?

A: The mesh filter provides a large surface area for capturing contaminants. Its fine construction ensures high-efficiency filtration of liquids, safeguarding downstream equipment and improving product quality.