Norcross, GA. 30071 (770)446-3614 * Fax (770)263-0856 Toll Free 1-800-543-0851 ZAHDER@ 1) Expan8ion and Vent Chamber 2) Air Vent Charcoal Filter (WT-CVP..) 3) Conden8ate Inlet 4) Inlet Balance Pipe 5) First Separation Chamber 6) Cleanable Dirt Filter 7) Second Separation Chamber 8) Water Activated Carbon Filter (WT-CMF.. 9) Water OUtlet 10) Adju8table Oil OUtlet 11) Water Sample Valve Description of operation: (Fiqure1..) 1 Waste condensate in a compressed air system is generally contaminated with oil. This oil i. introduced by the air compressor and must be removed before the conden8ate i8 di8charqed into a sewer. 2 Condensate drain lines from the system aftercoolers, filters, dryers and receivers may be piped directly into the inlet connection (3) of the Ecosep. As the condensate enters the Ecosep, any pressure i8 reduced to atmospheric pressure via the diffuser. The spray from this depressurization is captured by the CVF charcoal filter (2). At this point the oil/water mixture drains through the inlet tube as8embly (4) into the initial oil separation chamber (5) . 3. Within the initial oil separation chamber (5), the bulk of the oil rises to the surface and out into the .8condary settlinq chamber (7). The water is discharqed at the bottom of the initial oil separation chamber (5) to allow a flow of the cleanest conden.ate to enter the secondary separation chamber (7) at the bottom of the unit. The water then enter. the feeder pipe and throuqh displacement is caried into the first staqe activated charcoal chamber (8). The water flows down throuqh the activated charcoal filter which adsorb. any re.idual oil from the condensate and into the second staqe activated charcoal chamber via the transfer tube. Aqain throuqh displacement the condensate passe. throuqh a final polishinq filter and out the water discharge outlet (9). NOTE: The model WT 10 & WT 5 have only one activated charcoal filter (8). 4 Throughout the process entrained oil is continuing to ri8e to the surface. Over a period of time a quantity of oil ( approximately 1/2" to 1" deep) will build up on the surface until it flow8 out of the oil di8charge assembly (10) and into an appropriate container (customer furnished) for proper disposal. 5. For convenience there is a test valve (11) located at the final polishing f il ter (Not available on WT 5) so that a sample of the discharge water can be taken for analysis. 6. An optional thermostatically controlled heater is available for low ambient operating conditions. - 1 - - ~Zawa~~~ Installation of the Ecosep: Install the Ecosep in a frost free environment Ensure the Ecosep is ins~alled in a stationary surface and ~ha~ the unit is completely level. If after ins~allation the Ecosep is bumped, shaken, subjected to vibration or not level, effective separation of ~he oil and water is significan~ly reduced. 3 Thoroughly wash the charcoal filters with clean water to remove ~he fine charcoal dust. Then ins~all the filters in the appropriate chambers. 4 Fill the Ecosep with clean water until it begins to flow out of the water discharge (9). 8e sure oil adjustment is as high as possible before filling the unit. 5 Ensure that ~he initial oil separation chamber (5) is fi~y seated to the bottom of the unit and that the inlet tube assembly (4) is snapped into place at the top of chamber (5). 6 Adjust the sleeve of the oil discharge assembly (10) so that the top of the sleeve is approximately 3/4" above the waterline. It will take some time after placing the unit in operation before a layer of oil builds up on the surface and begins to drain out of the separator. If during operation water is draining out of the oil discharge, raise the sleeve approximately an .ddtiona~ 1/4". . Connect the systeM condensate line of the separator utilizing flexible tubing or hose. Do Not Ina~l ~ Separator Using ~gid Pipe. 8 Connect both the water and oil discharge lines. The use of clear tubing is suggested for visual inspection purposes. The oil discharge line should drain into a suitable container for disposal in accordance with local regulations. Non For optimum performance we recommend the use of Zander's Ecodrain, a f~ly automatic self-regula~ing condensate drain. -.C:~..~~ ZAHDER@ Replacement Charcoal Filter Installation Instructions: 1. Remove the separator top. 2. Remove the old activated charcoal filters. The contaminated filters should be disposed of in accordance with all local regulations. 3. Thoroughly clean the first separation chamber including the removable funnel removing all residue. ( Fiqure 1, Item 5) 4. Hose down the new activated charcoal filter to remove any loose granules and dust fines. i 5. Install the new activated charcoal filters in the appropriate chamber. (Figure I 2) 6. Replace the separator top to complete the installation. 7 . The vent filter should be replaced each time the main filters are replaced. 8. To change the vent filter lift off the vent top and remove the vent filter. 9. Clean the vent chamber thorouqhly to remove any residue. 10. Install the new vent filter and replace vent top to complete installation. : The performance of the Ecosep is greatly effected by the separation ; characteristics of the compressor oil being used. If the oil is highly emulsified : and does not separate well, then the activated- charcoal f.ilters will become I saturated with o.il more rapidly. Once the charcoal is saturated, eff.ic.iency is reduced and the f il ter should be replaced. To mainta.in opt.imum performance from your separator we reccmmend that annually the un.it be completely emptied and thoroughly cleaned. The Ecosep then should be put back .in service by following . the init.ial installation .instructions. New charcoal filters should be installed I at this time as well. Replacement Activated Charcoal Filters ~~~s-..~ Technical Docuaentation series WT oil/Water separator Models wr 5, wr 10, wr 20 & wr 30 ZAHDER@ Maintenance: The Ecosep i~ a fully automatic Oil/Water Separation system. To avoid possible malfunctions the following should be checked on a regular basis: oil. Ou't.l.e't. After inLtial installation it will take weeks or months before the first amount of oil will be drained. Once the separator begins to discharge oil into the waste oil container be sure to inspect it for a mixture of oil and water. If this is the case, adjust the sleeve on the discharge port to a higher level. '* Con~roJ. of the Drained Wa~.r An exact indication of the rest oil content can only be determined by a sample analysis from an independent laboratory. A sample can be taken via the sample valve on the separator. Regular sample analysis determines the condition of the activated charcoal filter and water quality. Zander provides a testing service for the Ecosep. Please contact your local Zander distributor for more information on this service. * Replac...n~ of the Activa~ed Charcoal Pil~ers The service life of the activated charcoal filter depends on the type of compressor, type of lubricating oil, amount of waste condensate, temperature of the waste condensate and the condensate discharge system. Normal loading conditions of compressor oil with good separation characteristics will render an average service life of about three to four months. It is recommended by the manufacturer to sample the water quality every ninety days at a minimum to ascertain the condition of the activated charcoal filters and ensure a consistant effluent quality from the separator. Troubleshootinq: RemedY Malfunction gause Excessive compressed air at inlet of Ecosep Ensure that only auto drains are used, no manual ball valves. Timer drains should not exceed 4 seconds on time. Best solution-Ecodrain. Liquid sprays out of inlet stack. Unit is overloaded, oil adjustment too low or first stage filter saturated. Water & Oil coming out of oil discharge I port. Make sure separator is properly sized, re-adjust oil sleeve to higher level, change first stage filter and check lubricant for separation quality. Charcoal life depleted or waste condensate is highly emulsified. Water Discharge is cloudy. change charcoal filters, if discharge is still cloudy in a short period of time check lubricants separation quality. - 4 - ~law:.~~~ ZAHDER@ s Installation of Multiple units: 1. Multiple units may be u8ed, however it is not recommended to use more than three units per application. 2. Piping to the illustrated manifold below should be secured to prevent vibration. : 3. The main distribution block must be installed horizontally. """'" l -l "J:=~:1 ~~ ~ o-e..l:IC ,,)0 ":::.;OC :-.-,.. .~""~. ~=*I ~ - 5 - \Cla18~~~ ZA..NDER(~ Ecosep Sizinq Guidelines' Dimensional Intor.ation: 1-. ~ Condensate Inlets -- ~ :'~~ CkJIIICs A ~ I ~Ie I Vaiw -,. The above values .. oot ~pllcabl8 for POIygI~11ubfican18 -2. For Heavy Diester lubricants. reduce capacity by 35".. -1 I" of The actual discharge water quality may vary ~rding to the volume of ~ndensat8 being processed. the ~ndition of the activated char=aI filters and the separation charaderistics of the ~mpressor oil. The separator performance may be enhanced by reducing the volume of ~ndensate being introduced into the unit. replacement of the char=aI filters and/or ~anging the compressor oil to a type with better separation qualities. F EAT U RES & 5 P E C F CAT 0 N S Features: . New seamless polyethylene construction for greater durability . Built-in diffuser at inlet for effective dispersion of compressed air The ECOSEP Oil/Water Separato~ with its activated charcoal filters, automatically separates the oil and water within the discharge condensate from compressed air systems. . Removable top for easy maintenance . Removable first chamber with sediment screen for easy cleaning . Sliding oil discharge port sleeve for quick field adjustment . Zander One-Year Warranty on parts and workmanship . WT 20 & 30 feature two charcoal cham- bers in series for cleaner discharge water . Made in the U.S.A. ,- 'I '1 Water Outlet Connection Oil Outlet Connection Dimension (Inches) B Shipping ~ght (Ibs.) Model Inlet Connection A c I 35:50~I~I_l&:OO-' WT10 .t1L1;g,: rf1J!1::. (2) 1fl- ~ 3/4' 3/4'- 1~- 3/4- 3/4- 45# 85# 100# WI 20 I 39,50' I 24.00' I 22.00' I WT 30 I 51.50~r~l~ ~::- laBder Filter Systems, 1-. ~ 5201-0 Brook HolIC1N Parkway ~ Norcross. GA 30071 ZANDER~ (404) 446-3614 Fax (404) 263-0856 1 (800) 543-0851 I=~ c.- -4 @1993 Zander Filter S~ Inc. AI ~hts ReseMd. ZAHDER@ Replacement Charcoal Filter Installation Instructions: 1. Remove the separator ~op. 2. Remove the old activated charcoa.l fi.lters. The contaminated fi.lters shou.ld be disposed of in accordance with a.l.lloca.l regulations. 3. Thoroughly clean the first separation chamber including the removable funnel removin~all resiaue. ( Figure 1, Item 5) 4. Hose down the new activated charcoal filter to remove any loose granules ana aust fines. ., -. 5. Install the new activated charcoal filters in the appropriate chamber. (Figure 2) 6. Replace the separator top to complete the installation. 7. The vent filter should be replaced each time the main filters are replaced. 8. To change the vent filter lift off the vent top and remove the vent filter. 9. Clean the vent chamber thorouqhly to remove any residue. 10. Install the new vent filter and replace vent top to complete installation. : The performance of the Ecosep is greatly effected by the separation : characteristics of the compressor oil being used. If the oil is highly emulsified 'and does not separate well, then the activated charcoal filters will become i saturated with oil more rapidly. Once the charcoal is saturated, efficiency is reduced and the f il ter should be replaced. To maintain optimum performance from your separator we reccmmend that annually the unit be completely emptied and thoroughly cleaned. The Ecosep then should be put back in service by followL~g . the initial installation instructions. New charcoal filters should be installed ! at this time as well. Replacement Activated Charcoal Filters Model Part Number Quanti t~ Reauired WT5 WT -CVF 5 WT-CMF 5 (Vent) (Water 1 1 WT 10 WT-CVF 10 WT-CMF 10 (Vent) (Water 1. 1. @~~=-rs~