Flow Dividers

PFS-200 to PFS-1000 Pressurized Flow Dividers

 

Canadian Shield Consultants offers a complete line of decentralized wastewater treatment products and services. The PFS-200 to PFS-1000 pressurized flow dividers are suitable for any septic installation requiring division of effluent flow.

 

Description

Premier Tech Aqua’s PFS-200 to PFS-1000 Pressurized Flow Dividers divide a pumped effluent flow into equal portions, according to installation needs. They enable cluster installation of several Ecoflo® ST-650 Biofilters in high wastewater flow applications.

 

Operation principle

The unit divides the effluent flow using pressure generated by the pump and then distributes the effluent to the treatment units through gravity flow pipes. This way, the length of the piping systems is irrelevant. All liquid must be pumped out of the enclosure before the next dosing. If the installation design does not enable this, then measures must be taken to protect the system from freezing.

 

 

Advantages

• Division of effluent flow into equal portions;

• Low-cost solution;

• Quick and easy installation;

• Easy access to all components;

• Virtually maintenance free.

Features

• PVC and polyethylene construction;

• Operation pressure: 7 kPa (1 psi) minimum and 28 kPa (4 psi) maximum.

• 2 and 3 outlets pressurized flow dividers

• Discrepancy of less than 5%;

• Fits flexible inlet pipe, 38 mm (1.5″) inside diameter;

• PVC outlet pipe, 100 mm (4″) – dr 35, 108 mm (4.25″) outside diameter.

• 4 to 10 outlets pressurized flow dividers

• Flow discrepancy of less than 8%;

• Contained in 600 mm (24″) polyethylene casing;

• Fits flexible inlet pipe, 51 mm (2″) inside diameter;

• PVC outlet pipe, 100 mm (4″) – DR 35 outside diameter.

 

Operation

Installation requires nothing more than connecting the outlet end of the pumping station to the inlet of the pressurized flow divider;

 

Gravity outlets are connected to 100 mm (4″) PVC pipes that are connected directly to Ecoflo® ST-650 Biofilters or any soil absorption system;

 

The casing lid must be accessible at all times to enable annual system inspection and maintenance (or as needed).