System Commissioning - Kinetico Water Systems TX Série Guide Du Propriétaire

TX Series Owners Manual
System Commissioning (Initial Start-up)
The start-up procedures for the equipment should be followed if:
-it is the first time the unit is being put into operation.
-the equipment has been moved.
-the unit has been shut down for an extended period of time
(a few weeks).
After completing these start-up procedures, the normal operating procedure should be followed. Make sure
unit has been properly installed by reviewing the installation section.
Recommended Start-up Tools
3/8" Tubing
Tube Cutter
Portable Conductivity Meter
1) Temporarily connect permeate line to drain using 3/8" tubing.
2) Open feed water valve slowly to pressurize the system.
3) Check unit for leaks.
4) Tighten any connections exhibiting leaks.
5) Do not use a pipe wrench to tighten plastic pipe connections. This may result in damage to the pipe,
causing a rupture in the plumbing assembly.
6) Turn on disconnect switch.
7) This will activate the pump. The pump may shut down a number of times while the system purges itself of
air.
8) After 10 minutes of operation, the membranes should be adequately flushed of any preservatives.
9) Take a sample of the permeate water, measuring conductivity using a portable monitor.
10) Observe system pressure shown on pressure gauge. System operating pressure is affected by the feed
pressure and the normal operating range is 85 – 130 psi. Consult tech service if pressure is outside of the
range, as the drain/or recycle orifice plate will need to be changed to bring pressure within proper
operating range.
11) Shut the system down by switching off the disconnect.
12) Connect permeate line to the storage tank.
13) Turn disconnect on.
14) At this time, permeate water should begin filling the storage tank.
15) Check for proper shutoff of system by manually triggering tank full level switch/pressure switch.
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Rev. 11/2016
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