 Economist Model - MCS
| Economist Model MCS
The economist model "MCS" uses advanced microprocessor technology, expressely designed to control the interval and the pulse time of diaphragm valves using the DP and focusing on reverse pulse-jet systems with pneumatic cleaning procedures. All the technical characteristics satisfy the "CE" Directives which relate to isolation and low voltage power. The unit has been tested by an authorised institute and is in conformity with the European Regulation 89/336 EEC and 93/68 EEC.
The MCS is available with a minimum of 4 outlets (MCS4) up to a maximum of 128 outlets (MCS128). The intermediate models increment in multiples of 4 (MCS4, MCS8, MCS12, etc.).
The principle of the MCS is as follows: an internal sensor registers the progress of the DP in the filter and when it exceeds the value of the set DP, the unit automatically sends a signal to the diaphragm valves in sequence (skipping the outlets which are not connected or where there is no charge recognised).
The unit also allows you to set the MANUAL CYCLE TIME (this is the time it takes for all the valves to complete an entire cleaning cycle). This way you obtain the automatic regulation of the Pause Time between one valve and the next. All this is possible thanks to a sophisticated algorithm, which is able to automatically optimize the Pause Time, starting from the set Manual Cycle Time. On the digital display of the unit, you are able to identify all the operating values, such as the Set DP, DP Alarm, Pause Time, Hour Counter, No. of cycles for Shut Down Cleaning and the relative Pause Time.
The Economist also has the PRECOATING function, which subordinates the start of the cleaning cycle until such time that a preset DP value for PRECOATING has been reached (this DP value has to be greater than the Set DP). This allows the filtering elements to overload with reagents and preparation powders. It is possible to set an independant value for the DP ALARM as well.
Main Features
- Timed sequential control of the electronic valves with zero-crossing to eliminate electrical interference.
- Short-circuit alarm, microprocessor malfunction alarm and alarm of exceeded DP.
- Regulation of the set DP, pulse time, no. of cycles in final cleaning, with indication on the display.
- Setting of the MANUAL CYCLE TIME (this is the time it takes for all the valves to complete an entire cleaning cycle).
- PRECOATING function (start of the cleaning sequence subordinated to the achievement of the DP PRECOATING), for filters that have to be overloaded with reagents and preparation powders.
- Easy predisposition outlets voltage (AC/DC) and inlet voltage (AC).
- Automatic system for the command of one or more cycles for the final cleaning.
- Hour counter (indicates the number of hours which the filter has actually worked. From 0 to 9999 hours).
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