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Haskel
Inc. is the world's leading manufacturer of pneumatically driven,
high-pressure liquid pumps, gas boosters, air pressure amplifiers, and high
pressure systems
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ISO 8573.1 AIR QUALITY RECOMMENDATIONS |
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Quality Class |
Dirt Particles in Micron |
Water Pressure Dewpoint F (p p m. vol ) at 100 psig |
Oil p p m (includeing vapor) |
| 1 |
0.1 |
- 100
(0.3) |
0.01 |
| 2 |
1 |
- 40
(16) |
0.1 |
| 3 |
5 |
- 4
(128) |
1.0 |
| 4 |
15 |
+ 37
(940) |
5 |
| 5 |
40 |
+ 45
(1240) |
25 |
| 6 |
*** |
+ 50
(1500) |
*** |
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Recommended minimum ISO Quality air
supply for Haskel air motors is Class 4 or better |
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Class
1 or 2 may be required for heavy duty applications, i.e.,
high cycle rates (over40cpm) to help prevent freezing, high
contamination, or higher pressures. The required frequency
of re-lubricating the cycling spool may increase with dryer
air. |
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Installation Hints
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Generally install
filters downstream of after-coolers and air receivers
at the lowest installation temperature, and as close to
the point of application as possible. This ensures that
in wet systems as much water & oil vapor has condensed
out as possible which can be removed by the coalescing
filters. Installing close to the application reduces the
risk of pipe scale downstream of the filters contaminating
the filtered air. Please refer to above installation hints.
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Filters should not be installed downstream of quick opening
valves, and should be protected from possible reverse
flow or other shock conditions.
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It may be necessary to install a combination of main line
filtration near the compressor installation before entering
the building or shop, and install additional filtration
at the critical points. Remember especially in existing
installations the contamination already in the pipe system
downstream of the filters will take a long time to disappear,
and probably never will completely.
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Purge all lines leading to the filters before installation
and connecting to the final application to be protected.
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Install filters in a vertical position (pipe-work is horizontal)
ensuring that there is sufficient room below the filters
to facilitate element change.
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Avoid
by-pass lines whenever possible as contamination may leak
through valves and by-pass the filters
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Provide a facility to drain away collected liquids where
applicable from the filter drains via suitable tubing
taking care that no restrictions are caused.
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Install
differential pressure gauges to indicate the pressure
drop across the filters. This will give an idea of the
filter element condition.
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Care should be taken with larger filters to see
that they are properly supported by the pipe-work.
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If
you have a problem on filter selection or installation please
contact your local Haskel distributor, or the Factory. |
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