Pre-Programming Requirements - Stenner ECON FP Serie Manual De Instalación Y Mantenimiento

PRE-PROGRAMMING REQUIREMENTS

Before programming the pump, collect or calculate the data in steps A through D then
continue with the instructions for the Seconds, Auxiliary or Flow Switch mode.
A. Determine the Maximum System Flow Rate or Well Pump Flow Rate in Gallons
per Minute.
If well pump output is unknown, refer to example below:
Calculate well pump output rate in gallons per minute (gpm).
Determine the output rate by opening a faucet until the well pump turns on.
Immediately turn off the faucet and time how long the well pump runs. Next, measure
the volume of water drawn from the faucet until the well pump turns on again.
volume of water until the pump turns on (gal.)
how long the pump runs (min.)
Example: After drawing 10 gallons of water,
the well pump took 2 minutes to fill the
pressure tank and stop.
B. Determine Solution Strength Percentage and the Dosage Requirement in Parts
per Million.
If dosage is unknown, refer to example below:
Calculate required dosage in parts per million (ppm).
Refer to Oxidation Rates below. Estimate dosage and include the ppm of
required residual.
Common Chemical Solution Strengths in ppm
Name
Sodium Hypochlorite
Potassium Permanganate Dissolved at 1/4 lb per gallon
Hydrogen Peroxide
Polyphosphate Dissolved at 1 lb per 10 gallons
Oxidation Rates
Required ppm of
Required ppm of
Example: To treat a water supply containing
2 ppm iron and 4 ppm hydrogen sulfide
with a chlorine residual of 1 ppm, a dosage
15 ppm of chlorine is required.
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Econ FP
For each ppm of
Chlorine
Hydrogen Peroxide
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= Well Pump Output Rate (gpm)
10 gallons
= 5 gpm
2 minutes
5.25
6.125
12.5
1.2
Iron Manganese
1 2
0.5 1
2 ppm iron x 1 ppm chlorine = 2
4 ppm hydrogen sulfide x 3 ppm chlorine = 12
1 ppm chlorine residual = 1
Total 2 + 12 + 1 = 15 ppm
% ppm
52,500
61,250
125,000
3 30,000
7 70,000
12,000
Hydrogen Sulfide
3
1.5