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What aspects need to be considered before installing microporous aerators?
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2022-12-12 13:39
Microporous aerator Installation Precautions: Before installing the system, the bottom of the pool must be thoroughly cleaned. The horizontal deviation of the pool bottom must be within ±25mm. Simultaneously, the pipeline from the blower to the aeration system interface at the tank bottom must be cleaned.
The installation site temperature must not exceed 60°C.
At low temperatures, plastics become brittle. Care must be taken when the temperature is below 5°C. Installation below 0°C is prohibited.
Each aerator must be inspected, especially for damage to the aeration membrane. The stainless steel clamps should also be checked to ensure they are securely connected.
Installation Steps
First, based on the measured highest point of the ground, use this as the starting point for the power distribution pipe installation, keeping the power distribution pipe as close to the ground as possible. Then follow these steps:
Dock with the corresponding components of the vertical pipe - pre-allocate pipes at the bottom of the pool - determine the location of the distribution pipe bracket - install the distribution pipe bracket - install the distributor pipe --- adjust and secure the distribution pipe bracket --- pre-reinforce the gas pipe at the bottom of the pool --- determine the location of the gas distribution pipe bracket --- install the gas distribution pipe --- adjust and secure the gas distribution pipe bracket --- install the condensation dehydration system --- system pipeline purging --- install the aeration device.
Microporous Aerator Installation Points
1. Installation of the bottom bracket
(1) Determine the location of the bracket fixing points
To achieve high aeration efficiency, the distance between the edges of the aeration group and each tank wall must be uniform. Generally, the size of the pool cannot be used to determine the exact location of the fixing points, but the location of the fixing points is determined by the location of the riser. If multiple groups are installed together in the same pool, the layout of each group will be installed as a whole.
After determining the location of the aeration group, mark the fixing points for the expansion bolts installed at the bottom of the tank. The expansion bolts must be installed in a straight line according to the drawings, otherwise the pipeline will be affected by lateral forces.
(2) Install the bottom bracket
Drill holes at the marked points and install expansion bolts. Use high-pressure air to clear debris from the holes, insert the bolt sleeve into the hole, and then insert the expansion head into the sleeve so that the top of the expansion head is flush with the bottom of the pool.
Adjust the expansion head to secure it in the corresponding position, then tap the top of the expansion head with a tool to expand and secure the sleeve. Screw the bracket screw into the sleeve to secure the bracket.
After securing the screws, install the nuts, washers, and bottom pipe clamps, ensuring that the lower edge of the bottom pipe clamp is kept at the same level in the pool.
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