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Application Data Sheet SIPOS 5 CONTACT SIPOS Aktorik GmbH Im Erlet 2 D-90518 Altdorf Germany tel: +49 (0) 9187 9227 - 0 email: [email protected] www.sipos.de Location Various sites across the world See reference sites box Variable speed decant arm improves waste-water plant efficiency Variable speed lowering / lifting required Water treatment works using SBRs (Sequencing Batch Reactors) draw off treated water from above the settled solids using a decant arm. This structure must be lowered into the water slowly (typically over around one hour at a constant speed) without disturbing the settled solids at the bottom of the tank. However, to ensure fast refilling, the arm needs to be raised rapidly to a preset parked position above the water prior to the next decant cycle. SIPOS 5 actuator Using a SIPOS 5 actuator to operate the decant arm allows different lowering and lifting speeds to be set (up to seven different speeds can be selected). Alternatively, the raising / lowering times can be determined in conjunction with a level sensor. In contrast to simple gear motors or screw jack mechanisms, SIPOS actuation technology also provides: accurate position feedback of the decant arm during the decant cycle, torque force monitoring and the option to use a fieldbus interface. A weatherproof enclosure ensures long term reliable operation. The diagram illustrates how different lift and lower speeds can be selected for the decant arm operation. Reference Sites Austria Sollenau Hungary Újkígyós Kuala Lumpur Sunway Malaysia Melaka Perak Shah Alam, Selangor Oman Al Reem Aseeb Romania Pendeleva Craiova Spain Covaleda UK Aviemore Charmouth Derby Queensferry Stirling Tayport Picture shows a waste- water treatment plant Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) where waste-water is treated and allowed to settle. The inset image is a close-up of the SIPOS 5 actuator with drive shaft. Decanter Time Raise time Decant time Lower Raise Up Down Design Challenge Solution Technical Data SIP-VI/VA 26.16.002 GB 02.13 www.sipos.de B02

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Application Data SheetSIPOS 5

CONTACTSIPOS Aktorik GmbHIm Erlet 2D-90518 AltdorfGermany

tel: +49 (0) 9187 9227 - 0 email: [email protected]

www.sipos.de

LocationVarious sites across the worldSee reference sites box

Variable speed decant arm improves waste-water plant efficiency

Variable speed lowering / lifting requiredWater treatment works using SBRs (Sequencing Batch Reactors) draw off treated water from above the settled solids using a decant arm. This structure must be lowered into the water slowly (typically over around one hour at a constant speed) without disturbing the settled solids at the bottom of the tank. However, to ensure fast refilling, the arm needs to be raised rapidly to a preset parked position above the water prior to the next decant cycle.

SIPOS 5 actuatorUsing a SIPOS 5 actuator to operate the decant arm allows different lowering and lifting speeds to be set (up to seven different speeds can be selected). Alternatively, the raising / lowering times can be determined in conjunction with a level sensor.In contrast to simple gear motors or screw jack mechanisms, SIPOS actuation technology also provides: accurate position feedback of the decant arm during the decant cycle, torque force monitoring and the option to use a fieldbus interface. A weatherproof enclosure ensures long term reliable operation.The diagram illustrates how different lift and lower speeds can be selected for the decant arm operation.

Reference SitesAustria • SollenauHungary• ÚjkígyósKuala Lumpur• SunwayMalaysia• Melaka • Perak• Shah Alam, SelangorOman• Al Reem • AseebRomania• Pendeleva CraiovaSpain• CovaledaUK• Aviemore• Charmouth• Derby• Queensferry• Stirling• Tayport

Picture shows a waste-water treatment plant Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) where waste-water is treated and allowed to settle. The inset image is a close-up of the SIPOS 5 actuator with drive shaft.

Decanter

Time

Raise timeDecant time

Lower

Raise

Up

Down

Design Challenge

Solution

Technical DataSI

P-VI

/VA

26.1

6.00

2 GB

02.

13

ww

w.s

ipos

.de

B02