Zeparo Cyclone dirt separators

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  • čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
  • The Zeparo Cyclone cleans and protects your HVAC installation from the harmful effects of dirt that can impact critical equipment such as boilers, pumps, valves and under floor heating. Only after a few cycles, it removes up to 95% of dirt in circulating water and is up to 9 times more efficient than other dirt separators on the market. The Zeparo Cyclone also prevents filters clogging, reduces maintenance costs and protects equipment from malfunction and even failure due to dirt, and lowers energy consumption.
    Find out more:
    www.zeparocyclone.com

Komentáře • 10

  • @artsparadisopracticaleduca4378
    @artsparadisopracticaleduca4378 Před 10 měsíci +2

    This would make for an awesome fish pond filter, or a filter on a ship. 🙂
    The cyclone container could be larger
    The place where the dirt is settled, there could be a light sensor to detect the level of the dirt, so that an automatic release valve is opened once certain amount of dirt is accumulated.

  • @claudiocastro8906
    @claudiocastro8906 Před 5 lety +2

    Was any type of flocculant used?

  • @redstoner2006
    @redstoner2006 Před rokem

    i know this video is 8 years old when i'm comenting, but that outlet would benefit from being at the top, not the side... you can actually see the solids get through

  • @JM-lf4ws
    @JM-lf4ws Před 22 dny

    website closed!

  • @fatinnatashamohdamri3702

    can this use to filter out sand and silt before the seawater entering/flow through a heat exchanger and does it required specific working principle such as pressure, electricity or any other else?

    • @imihydronicengineering2919
      @imihydronicengineering2919  Před 2 lety +1

      @fatin Thanks for this question - Zeparo Cyclone ,as the rest of our separators, does not require any electricity. On the other hand Zeparo is very efficient thanks to centrifugal forces - the cyclone creates a rotation within the
      Zeparo that exerts additional forces on dirt particles. More here: www.imi-hydronic.com/product/zeparo-cyclone

    • @fatinnatashamohdamri3702
      @fatinnatashamohdamri3702 Před 2 lety

      @@imihydronicengineering2919 thank you so much for your explaination..I appreciate it a lot

  • @brunoschoofs3951
    @brunoschoofs3951 Před 7 lety +1

    that simply cavitation i think

  • @Mr_ToR
    @Mr_ToR Před 8 lety

    where do those air bubbles come from?
    do you need a bit of air for it to work?