Grunbeck GENO-EDI-X Operation Manual
Operation Manual
Electrodeionisation System GENO-EDI-X
with GENO-EDI-tronic
Version: December 2018
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Table of contents
AGENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................................................. 5
1 | P
REFACE
2 | H
3 | G
4 | S
5 | D
BBASIC INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9
1 | L
2 | W
3 | F
CPRODUCT DESCRIPTION (GENO-EDI-X) ........................................................................................................................................ 12
1 | T
2 | F
3 | B
4 | D
5 | T
6 | I
7 | A
8 | S
DINSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
1 | G
2 | W
3 | H
4 | E
ECOMMISSIONING .............................................................................................................................................................................. 29
1 | G
2 | START EDI-X
FOPERATION ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
1 | I
2 | B
3 | S
4 | O
5 | O
GTROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................................................................................... 56
1 | B
2| T
HMAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 8
1 | B
2 | I
3 | M
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OW TO USE THIS OPERATION MANUAL
ENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.1 Functional principle of electrodeionisation ......................................................................................................................................... 10
3.2
NTENDED USE
6.1 | System shutdown ............................................................................................................................................................................ 19
8.1
8.2
8.3
1.1
1.1
NTRODUCTION
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
5.1
5.2
5.2.4System Configuration ............................................................................................................................................................ 37
5.2.5I/O Display ............................................................................................................................................................................... 38
5.2.6Error Memory .......................................................................................................................................................................... 38
5.2.7Basic Setting ........................................................................................................................................................................... 38
5.3
5.3.1Errors ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 9
5.3.2Warnings ................................................................................................................................................................................. 41
5.4
5.4.1User......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 3
5.4.2Parameters .............................................................................................................................................................................. 43
5.4.3Times ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
5.4.4Errors ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 7
5.4.5Service Data ............................................................................................................................................................................ 50
5.4.6Reference Data ....................................................................................................................................................................... 51
5.4.7Basic Setting ........................................................................................................................................................................... 52
5.5
5.5.1User......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 4
5.5.2Parameters .............................................................................................................................................................................. 54
5.5.3Errors ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 5
5.5.4Service Data ............................................................................................................................................................................ 55
5.5.5Basic Setting ........................................................................................................................................................................... 55
ROUBLESHOOTING
NSPECTION (FUNCTIONAL CHECK
3.1
Symbols and notes .................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Operating personnel .................................................................................................................................................................. 6
Designated application .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Protection from water damage .................................................................................................................................................. 7
Description of specific dangers ................................................................................................................................................. 7
HIPPING AND STORAGE
ISPOSAL
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AWS, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS
ATER
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UNCTIONAL PRINCIPLE OF ELECTRODEIONISATION
Components of the electrodeionisation module (EDI module) ................................................................................................. 11
YPE DESIGNATION PLATE
LOW CHART DESIGN
ASIC FUNCTION OF THE ELECTRODEIONISATION SYSTEM
ESCRIPTION OF THE COMPONENTS
ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PPLICATION LIMITS
COPE OF SUPPLY
ENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION
ATER CONNECTION
OW TO CONNECT THE SYSTEM
LECTRICAL WIRING
ENERAL INFORMATION
RIEF DESCRIPTION OF
WITCH CABINET
PERATING THE CONTROL UNIT
PERATING THE CONTROL UNIT
ASIC INFORMATION
ASIC INFORMATION
AINTENANCE
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Standard equipment ................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Optional features ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Wearing parts .......................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Preliminary work ...................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Preliminary work ...................................................................................................................................................................... 29
SYSTEM OPERATION
............................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Field of application .................................................................................................................................................................. 31
Function .................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
Basic technical parameters – control panel ............................................................................................................................. 31
Basic technical parameters – MK200 basic module ................................................................................................................. 31
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Basic information regarding the operation of the control unit ................................................................................................... 34
System menu .......................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Messages and signals ............................................................................................................................................................. 39
Electrodeionisation (GENO-EDI-X system) .............................................................................................................................. 4 2
Pressure booster (PB system) if activated in system menu ..................................................................................................... 53
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Operation log ........................................................................................................................................................................... 59
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GENO-EDI-
TRONIC
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) ................................................................................................................................................................ 58
GENO-EDI-X (
WITHOUT OPTIONS
) ............................................................................ 13
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EC Declaration of Conformity
We hereby declare that the system designated below meets the safety and health requirements
of the applicable European guidelines in terms of its design, construction and manufacture.
This certificate will become invalid if the system is modified in a way not approved by us.
Manufacturer: Grünbeck Wasseraufbereitung GmbH
Josef-Grünbeck-Str. 1
89420 Hoechstaedt/Germany
Responsible for documentation: Roland Rehberger
System designation:
System size: 100, 180, 360, 720, 1100, 1450, 2000, 2700
System number: Refer to type designation plate
Applicable directives: Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC)
Applied harmonised standards,
in particular:
Applied national standards
and technical
specifications,
in particular:
Place / Date / Manufacturer's signature:
Function of signatory: Head of Technical Systems and Equipment
Electrodeionisation system GENO-EDI-X
EMC (2014/30/EU)
EN ISO 12100:2011-03,
EN 61000-6-2:2006-03
EN 61000-6-3:2011-09
Höchstädt, 2018-10-11 p.p.a.
P. Höß
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A General information
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1 | Preface
Thank you for opting for a Grünbeck product. Backed by
Advice and assistance
decades of experience in the area of water treatment, we
provide solutions for all kind of processes.
All Grünbeck systems and devices are made of high-quality
materials. This ensures trouble-free operation over many years,
provided you treat your water treatment system with the required
care. This operation manual assists you with important
information. Therefore, please read the entire operation manual
before installing, operating or maintaining the system.
Customer satisfaction is our prime objective and providing
customers with qualified advice is crucial. If you have any
questions concerning this device, possible extensions or general
water and waste water treatment, our field service staff, as well
as the experts at our headquarters in Hoechstaedt, are available
to help you.
For advice and assistance please contact your local
representative (refer to www.gruenbeck.de).
In case of emergency, please get in touch with our service hotline at +49 9074 41-333. We can connect you with the appropriate expert more quickly if you provide the required system data.
To ensure that this information is to hand at all times, please
keep the precise equipment data to hand (refer to the type plate
in chapter C-1).
2 | How to use this operation manual
This operation manual is intended for the operators of our sys-
tems. It is divided into several chapters (a letter is assigned to
each of them) which are listed in the table of contents on page 2
in alphabetical order. Check for the corresponding chapter on
page 1 in order to find the specific information you need.
The headers and page numbers with chapter information make it
easier to find your way around in the operation manual.
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3 | General safety information
3.1 Symbols and notes
Important information in this operation manual is emphasised by
symbols. Please pay particular attention to this information to
ensure the hazard-free and safe handling of the system.
Danger! Failure to adhere to this information will cause serious or
life-threatening injuries, extreme damage to property or
inadmissible contamination of the drinking water.
Warning! Failure to adhere to this information may cause
injuries, damage to property or contamination of the drinking
water.
Caution! Failure to adhere to this information may result in
damage to the system or other objects.
Note: This symbol emphasises information and tips that make your
work easier.
Tasks with this symbol may only be performed by Grünbeck's
technical service/authorised service company or by persons
expressly authorised by Grünbeck.
Tasks with this symbol may only be performed by trained and qualified electrical experts according to the VDE guidelines or according
to the guidelines of a similar local institution.
Tasks with this symbol may only be performed by water
suppliers or approved installation companies. In Germany, the
installation company must be registered in an installation
directory of a water supplier as per §12(2) AVBWasserV
(German Ordinance on General Conditions for the Supply of Water).
3.2 Operating personnel
3.3 Designated application
Only persons who have read and understood this operation
manual are permitted to work with the system. Strictly observe
the safety information.
The system may only be used for the purpose outlined in the
product description (chapter C). The guidelines in this operation
manual as well as the applicable local guidelines concerning
drinking water protection, accident prevention and occupational
safety must be observed.
In addition, intended use also implies that the system may only
be operated when it is in proper working order.
Any errors must be eliminated at once.
The GENO-EDI-X is exclusively designed for use in the industrial and commercial field.
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3.4 Protection from water
damage
3.5 Description of
specific dangers
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Warning! In order to properly protect the installation site against
water damage:
A sufficiently dimensioned floor drain system must be
available or
a water stop device (refer to chapter C “Accessories”) must
be installed.
Warning! Floor drains that discharge to a lifting system will not
work in case of a power failure.
Danger due to electrical energy! Do not touch electrical parts
with wet hands! Disconnect the system from the mains before
starting work on electrical system components. Have qualified
experts replace damaged cables immediately.
Danger due to mechanical energy! System components may be
subject to overpressure. Danger of injury and damage to
property due to escaping water and unexpected movement of
system components. Check pressure pipes regularly.
Depressurise the system before starting repair or maintenance
work on the system.
Hazardous to health due to contaminated drinking water! The
system shall be installed only by a specialist company. Strictly
observe the operation manual! Ensure that there is sufficient
flow; the relevant guidelines must be followed for commissioning
after extended periods of standstill. Inspections and
maintenance must be performed at the intervals specified!
Note: By concluding a maintenance contract, you ensure that all
of the required tasks are performed on time. You may perform
the interim inspections yourself.
4 | Shipping and storage
Caution! The system may be damaged by frost or high
temperatures. In order to avoid damage of this kind:
Protect from frost during transportation and storage!
Do not install or store the system next to objects which radiate a
lot of heat.
The system may only be transported and stored in its original
packing. Ensure that it is handled with care and placed the right
side up (as indicated on the packaging).
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5 | Disposal
Comply with the applicable national regulations.
5.1 Packaging
5.2 Product
Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally friendly manner.
If this symbol (crossed out waste bin) is on the product, this
product is subject to the European Directive 2012/19/EU. This
means that this product or the electrical and electronic components must not be disposed with household waste.
Learn about the local regulations on the separate collection of
electrical and electronic products.
For information on collection points for your product, contact
your municipality, the public waste management authority, an
authorised body for the disposal of electrical and electronic products or your waste disposal service.
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B Basic information
1 | Laws, regulations, standards
In the interest of good health, rules cannot be ignored when it
comes to the processing of drinking water. This operation
manual takes into consideration the current guidelines and
stipulates information that you will need for the safe operation of
your water treatment system.
Among other things, the set of rules stipulate that
only approved specialist companies are permitted to make
major modifications to water supply systems
and that tests, inspections and maintenance on installed
devices are to be performed at regular intervals.
2 | Water
As a result of dynamic substance and water cycles, increasingly
polluting elements are being released into the natural
environment. These are only partially and slowly broken down by
natural effects. Consequently, these elements build up in the
groundwater and surface water over the course of time.
Removing them from natural water deposits again represents a
particular challenge. Grünbeck faces this challenge with the
aim of producing unpolluted drinking and industrial water.
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3 | Functional principle of electrodeionisation
3.1 Functional principle of electrodeionisation
Function
The electrodeionisation represents a continuous, electrochemical
membrane process that combines membrane technology and ion
exchanger technology.
In this process, ion exchanger resin, ion-selective membranes
and direct current are used to remove ions from the permeate of
a reverse osmosis system.
The resulting diluate (ultra-pure water) has a residual
conductivity of < 0.2 µS/cm. The residual conductivity depends
on the quality of the feed water (permeate).
The advantage of this technology is the fact that the
regeneration (by means of direct current) continuously takes
place during operation and no chemicals (acids/bases) are
required.
Contrary to common ion exchanger systems, the
electrodeionisation system GENO-EDI-X considerably
reduces the TOC values.
The core – the EDI module – consists of several chambers filled
with layers of anion and cation exchanger resins. The chambers
are separated from each other by anion and cation membranes.
The feed water (permeate) flows into the EDI module and is
divided into a diluate, concentrate and electrolyte water flow.
Due to the direct voltage applied, the ions move from the
diluate chambers filled with ion exchanger resin to the
concentrate chambers that are also filled with ion exchanger
resin.
While the water is in the diluate chambers is being fully
demineralised, the direct current splits the water into hydrogen
ions (H+) and hydroxide ions (OH
exchanger resins are regenerated again.
A part (10 %) of the feed water volume (permeate) rinses the
concentrate and the electrode chambers. The volume
designated as concentrate (unpressurised) is then either
directed to the drain or returned to the inlet of the reverse
osmosis system to be fed again.
The electrodeionisation system GENO-EDI-X has a recovery of
90 - 95 %.
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) by which in turn the ion
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GENO-EDI-X
Permeate inlet Diluate outlet
1 2
Concentrate outlet
3 4
Cathode (-)
5 6
Diluate chamber with ion exchanger resin
7
Cation membrane (C)
9
Anode (+)
Concentrate chamber with ion exchanger resin
Anion membrane (A)
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C Product description (GENO-EDI-X)
1 | Type designation
plate
Please specify the data shown on the type designation plate of
your GENO-EDI-X electrodeionisation system in order to speed
up the processing of enquiries or orders. Please add the
necessary information to the overview below to have it readily
available whenever necessary.
Electrodeionisation system GENO-EDI-X:
Serial number:
Order number:
2 | Flow chart design
Fig. C-1: Type designation plate of the electrodeionisation system GENO-EDI-X
Fig. C-2: Flow chart of GENO-EDI-X
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3 | Basic function of the electrodeionisation system GENO-EDI-X
(without options)
If the system is in standby mode and ready for operation, the
inlet rejection valve and the inlet valve are closed. There is no
voltage present at the EDI module. If available, the outlet
rejection valve is open and the outlet valve closed. The
electrodeionisation system receives its start signal from the level
control system of the diluate tank. Then, the EDI controller
transmits the start signal to the RO controller. The RO system
starts operation and produces permeate. By means of the inlet
rejection valve, the time-controlled discharge of the permeate to
the drain takes place. In case the conductivity measuring cell for
permeate is installed, the rejection can be terminated prematurely if the max. permeate conductivity set is undershot.
Upon termination of the inlet rejection, the inlet valve opens and
the inlet rejection valve closes. When the inlet valve opens, the
EDI cell is supplied with voltage. From the moment the inlet
valve opens, the flows diluate and concentrate, the diluate
conductivity, the pressure of permeate, diluate and concentrate
as well as the temperature and the diluate are monitored and
trigger a time-delayed (adjustable) warning or an alarm. The
diluate is rejected via time by means of the outlet rejection - if
available (option) -, with premature termination in case the max.
diluate conductivity set is undershot. Following the opening of
the outlet valve, the outlet rejection valve is closed. The diluate
produced is now directed to the diluate tank.
As soon as the tank is full, a stop signal is transmitted to the EDI
controller. Within the electrodeionisation system, the voltage
supplied to the EDI cell is interrupted and the monitoring function
of the EDI system is deactivated. After a set rinsing sequence,
the RO system receives its stop signal and the valves move to
the following positions: Inlet rejection valve and inlet valve close
and – if available – the outlet rejection valve is open and the outlet vale is closed. Now, the electrodeionisation system remains
in standby mode until the next demand is made.
If the system is in standby mode, the inlet rejection valve Y8 and
the inlet valve Y7 are closed. There is no voltage present at the
EDI module.
The GENO-EDI-X system receives a start signal from the level
control system of the diluate tank. Then, the EDI controller transmits the start signal to the RO controller.
The RO system starts operation and produces permeate. By
means of the inlet rejection valve Y8, the discharge of the permeate to the drain takes place over a pre-set time period. Upon
termination of the inlet rejection, the inlet valve Y7 opens and the
inlet rejection valve Y8 closes.
When the inlet valve Y7 opens, the EDI module is supplied with
the divided partial permeate flows of diluate and concentrate.
In addition, the voltage and current are switched to the EDI module.
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From the moment the inlet valve Y7 opens, the diluate F7 and
concentrate F8 flows, the diluate conductivity Q5, the pressure
of permeate P4, diluate P5 and concentrate P6, as well as the
temperature of the diluate T2 are monitored and trigger a timedelayed (adjustable) warning and/or an error.
The diluate produced is now directed to the diluate tank. As soon
as the tank is full, a stop signal is transmitted to the EDI controler. Within the GENO-EDI-X electrodeionisation system, the
voltage supplied to the EDI cell is interrupted and the monitoring
function of the GENO-EDI-X system is deactivated.
After a set rinsing sequence, the RO system receives its stop
signal and the valves move to the following positions: inlet rejection valve Y8 and inlet valve Y7 closed.
Now, the GENO-EDI-X system remains in standby mode until
the next request is made.
*Diluate = deionate, ultra-pure water
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4 | Description of the components
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Adjusting valve
Operating
V4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
pressure
(OPTION)
Adjusting valve
V5
Concentrate
volume
Adjusting valve
V6
Diluate pressure
Adjusting valve
V7
Concentrate
pressure
Permeate
V8
overflow valve
(OPTION)
Sample valve of
Pr-P
feed water
(Permeate)
Sample valve of
Pr-D
diluate
To throttle the permeate supply flow in case of excess capacity
from on-site feed pumps.
Not required for agreed-upon RO/EDI system combinations.
For the adjustment of the concentrate volume conducted to the
drain. This value corresponds with 10% of the permeate feed
value.
For the adjustment of the diluate counter-pressure.
For the adjustment of the concentrate pressure to the diluate
pressure.
Conducts the permeate from upstream RO systems to the drain;
these systems work in forced operation mode.
Protects the permeate side of the RO system in case the
solenoid valves of the GENO-EDI-X system do not open.
Adjustment: OPEN at 4 bar (g).
Possibilities of manual quality determination
via sample valve.
Possibilities of manual quality determination
via sample valve.
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Registers the permeate quantity and sends pulses to the control
electronics.
8
9
diluate
Flow sensor
F8
Concentrate
Permeate
P4
pressure sensor
Pressure sensor
P5
Diluate
Flow sensor of
F7
Visual indication of the diluate quantity in the control electronics.
If the minimum flow of the diluate is undershot, an error is emitted.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP
Registers the concentrate volume and sends pulses to
the control electronics.
Visual indication of the concentrate volume in the control
electronics. If the minimum flow of the concentrate is undershot,
an error is emitted.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP
The maximum limit value is 4 bar(g)
When the set maximum permeate pressure value is exceeded,
the GENO-EDI-X system STOP takes place with a time delay.
Visual indication in the control electronics.
Indicates the diluate pressure value in the control electronics.
P5 must be at least 0.2 bar higher than P6!
The alarm signal takes place with a time delay when the
concentrate pressure value P6 is higher than/equal to the diluate
pressure value P5.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP
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Indicates the concentrate pressure in the control electronics.
P5 must be at least 0.2 bar higher than P6!
The alarm signal takes place with a time delay when the
concentrate pressure value P6 is higher than/equal to the diluate
pressure value P5.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP
Always open during diluate production.
Opens after a settable time interval (permeate rejection). Opens
after inlet rejection at conductivity < 20 µS/cm measured via Q4
(option).
Locked in case of errors in the GENO-EDI-X system.
Visual indication in the control electronics.
Opens for an adjustable time after EDI start.
Opens after start of EDI until a conductivity of 20 µS/cm measured via Q4 is undershot (option).
Closes after inlet rejection. Visual indication in the control
electronics.
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Concentrate
P6
pressure sensor
Inlet solenoid
Y7
valve of permeate
Permeate inlet re-
Y8
jection valve
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16
17
18
Outlet solenoid
valve of diluate
Y9
(OPTION)
Outlet rejection
valve of diluate
Y10
(OPTION)
Conductivity
measuring cell of
Q4
permeate
(OPTION)
Conductivity
Q5
measuring cell of
diluate
Opens after diluate rejection from Y10 if the conductivity limit
value for diluate is undershot.
Closes after GENO-EDI-X system STOP, locked in case of
errors in the GENO-EDI-X system.
Visual indication in the control electronics.
Opens after GENO-EDI-X system START and completed inlet
rejection, closes when the conductivity limit value for diluate is
undershot.
Visual indication in control electronics.
Indicates the quality of the permeate in the control electronics.
Enables quality-controlled permeate rejection.
Y8 CLOSED and Y7 OPEN if the set conductivity limit value
is undershot.
Visual alarm signal in the control electronics when the set conductivity limit value is exceeded.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP.
Indicates the quality of the diluate in the control electronics.
Enables quality-controlled diluate rejection.
Y10 CLOSED and Y9 OPEN if the set conductivity limit value is
undershot.
Visual alarm signal in the control electronics when the set conductivity limit value is exceeded.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP.
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Conductivity
measuring cell
Q6
Concentrate
(OPTION)
Permeate temperature sensor
T1
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Indicates the quality of the concentrate in the control electronics.
Indicates the temperature of the permeate in the control electronics.
Y8 CLOSED and Y7 OPEN if the set temperature value is exceeded.
Visual alarm signal in the control electronics when the set limit
value is exceeded.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP.
Electrodeionisation System
GENO-EDI-X
Indicates the temperature of the diluate in the control electronics.
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Diluate
temperature
T2
sensor
(OPTION)
Permeate feed
M8/
pump
P8/
Frequencycontrolled
P9
(OPTION)
Level control
L4
system of diluate
tank
Y9 CLOSED and Y10 OPEN if the set temperature value
is exceeded.
Visual alarm signal in the control electronics when the set limit
value is exceeded.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP.
Increases the permeate feed pressure.
Permeate pump M8 START through min. pressure contact P8.
Permeate pump M8 STOP through max. pressure contact P8.
Alternatively, M8 is operated using pressure sensor P8 in a
frequency-controlled manner.
M8 release always provided in case of inlet valve Y7 OPEN.
M8 is locked in case of min. pressure switch P9 (min. pressure).
Visual alarm signal on the frequency converter and in the
control electronics.
GENO-EDI-X system STOP.
Visual indication in the control electronics.
L4a+ full signal, GENO-EDI-X system STOP
L4b- request, GENO-EDI-X system START
L4c- additional and emergency feed (option)
L4d+ empty signal, dry-run protection for
PBS pump M6/M7, time-delayed
release for PBS pump M6/M7 in case level is exceeded
Visual indication in the control electronics.
Actuated by the pre-selector (H-O-A) in the control electronics.
Pressure booster
M6/
system
M7/
Diluate pressure
switch
P7
(OPTION)
Pressure switch with min. and max. pressure contact.
In case of automatic operation:
- M6/M7 ON via min. pressure contact of P7
- M6/M7 OFF via max. pressure contact of P7
- Time-controlled changeover operation of pumps M6/M7.
M6/M7 re locked in case of dry-run protection L4d.
Visual alarm signal in control electronics.
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Electrodeionisation System
GENO-EDI-X
5 | Technical specifications
Table C-1: Technical
Electrodeionisation system GENO-EDI-X
specifications
100 180 360 720 1100 1450 2000 2700
Connection data
Nominal connection diameter of
permeate feed line (screw connection)
Nominal connection diameter of
diluate outlet line (screw connection)
Nominal connection diameter of
concentrate outlet line
(screw connection)
Min. drain connection required [DN] 50
Connected load, approx.
Power supply [V/Hz] 1x 230 / 50
Protection type IP 54
Performance data
Feed water volume flow
(nominal)
Diluate capacity at a feed water
temperature 15°C and
a recovery of approx. 90 % (nominal)
Concentrate volume flow at
a recovery of approx. 90% (nominal)
Diluate capacity max.**** [l/h] 150 300 600 1000 1350 2100 2600 3750
Min. diluate flow*** required [l/h] 62,5 125 250 550 550 1100 1100 1400
Min. required flow of
concentrate***
Operating voltage [V-DC] < 106 < 213 < 426 < 130 < 130 < 240 < 240 < 300
Operating current [A] < 2.5 < 2.5 < 2.5 < 5 < 5 < 5 < 5 < 5
Inlet flow pressure of permeate,
min./max.
Outlet pressure of diluate, approx. [bar] 0.5/1.5
Max. operating pressure
Feed conductivity equivalent (FCE)**,
max.
Diluate conductivity*
TOC reduction
SiO2 reduction
Recovery***
Dimensions and weights
Dimensions (w x h x d) [mm] 900 x 1700 x 675
Min. room/installation height required [mm] 2000
Operating weight, approx. [kg] 95 105 115 170 170 190 190 215
Ambient data
Temperature of feed water, min./max. [°C] 10/25
Ambient temperature, min./max. [°C] 5/35
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*
Subject to the feed water quality
** For calculation, refer to the formula under “Application limits”
*** These volume flows must be considered as the absolute minimum for the flow rates of the EDI module!
**** In case of maximum recoveries of 93 and/or 95 %, the following shall further apply with regard to the feed water
specification:
< 0.02 ppm and SiO2 < 0.5 ppm
CaCO
3
[DN] 15 25
[DN] 15 25
[DN] 15 15
0.5 1.0 1.5 1.0 1.0 1.5 1.5 1.5
[kW]
[l/h]
110 200 400 800 1200 1600 2200 3000
[l/h] 100 180 360 720 1100 1450 2000 2700
[l/h] 10 20 40 80 100 150 200 300
[l/h] 10 20 40 40 40 65 65 85
[bar] 2/5 3/7
bar OP] 5 7
[µS/cm] 40
[µS/cm]
< 0.2
60 - 80
90 - 99
90 - 93 90 - 95
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