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Complete Systems for On-Site Treated Wastewater
Dispersal Through Soil Absorption

 

 

  

  

  

  

  


                                    


DiPS - Dispersal Pump Station

"Rugged Industrial Quality" for Commercial & Industrial Applications

DiPS Specifications
Nominal Capability - 12 Hour Basis

  • Range - 5,000 to 80,000 gpd
  • Flow Rates - 7 to 110 gpm
  • Field block size - up to 1 acre
  • Output pressure - 40 psi
Skid
  • Skid base 4' x 4'; maximum height 60"
  • Skid structural components hot dipped galvanized
  • Fully loaded skid weight under 1000 lbs
  • Major components fully secured
  • Parker Fast & Tite fittings utilized
  • All major components can be isolated for removal
  • Only four plumbing attachment points required
  • One electrical J-Box for all external wiring
Major Components
  • TEI Controls DICP 06-424 control panel
  • JNM Technologies "Air-Sparging" filter units with backwash valving
  • Myers "Quick Prime" centrifugal pumps (2) up to 5HP (requires foot-valve)
  • Craftsman oil-less single-stage air compressor
  • ARAD 2" or 3" axial turbine digital flow meters
  • Electric Throttling field flush valve
  • Murphy 2" Swichgage filter differential pressure switch
DICP 06-424 Control Panel (5th Generation)
Major Components
  • Color Touch-Screen Operator Interface Console (OIC)
  • Allen-Bradley Micro Logics 1500 PLC
  • Isolation boards with HOA & LED for outputs and inputs
  • Motor circuit breakers and starters (2 each)
  • Optional - telephone (radio) modem with cable (antenna)
Operator Interface Console (OIC)
  • Adjusts screens to number of filters and zones and/or blocks
  • Easy-to-navigate, color, pictorial, touch screen
  • Separate control screens for zones, filters, pumps
  • Allows full control of all operating parameters
  • Provides access to data logs and meters
Allen-Bradley PLC
  • PLC SCADA ready with RS232 port
  • PLC fully integrated to OIC
  • All OIC functions integrated for SCADA control
  • External digital input circuits use 24Vdc
  • PLC fully programmed to support:
      Float Operation
    • five float system used on holding tank level
    • float failure detection and alarming
    • continuous operation with one failed float
    • high and low level alarm call out
    • high duty logic to increase dosing
    • float HOA's allow manual system tests
      Pump Operation
    • two pump alteration logic
    • automatic removal of failed pump
    • Fail-To-Run and Fail-To-Produce-Flow alarm logic
    • automatic cutoff if no zone is available for dosing
    • hardware & software HOA on pumps
    • elapsed run time (displayed on OIC)
      Block/Zone Operation
    • software HOA for up to 24 dosing control valves
    • control valves allow dosing into 'blocks'
    • single or multiple 'blocks' assigned to 'zones'
    • dosing of 'zones' operated automatically
    • zone failure detection and removal from Auto
    • single or dual zone dosing in Auto
    • zone dosing controlled by time or gallons
    • automatic field flush of zones
    • operator adjusted dosing time for each zone
    • operator adjusted dosing quantity for each zone
    • operator adjusted rest time for each zone
    • operator accessible zone elapsed dosing time
    • operator accessible zone cumulative dosed gallons
      Filter Unit Operation
    • up to 3 filter units operated automatically
    • flushes initiated by hand, time or backpressure
    • operator adjusted backpressure setting
    • operator adjusted dosing time between flush
    • hardware HOA for each filter unit
      Autodialer Outputs
    • Alarm 1 - High Holding Tank Level
    • Alarm 2 - Pump Failure
    • Alarm 3 - Float Failure
    • Alarm 4 - Other Alarms
Air-Sparging Filter Units
Major Components
  • NETAFIM Spin-Klin ring disk filters
  • Two-gallon back flush reservoir with air inlet
  • Electric solenoid activated isolation valve
  • Air actuated backflush valve
  • Air actuated air-sparging valve
Filter Operation
  • Depth-filtration of normal dosing stream
  • Sequential air-activation of backflush valving
  • Backflush utilizes pressurized air/water mixture
  • Backflush flow lifts filter spine, frees up disks
  • Injector spray spins disks to remove entrained solids


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Last update: 11/28/2005