Clean Air America Push-Pull Streamer Series User Manual

Because of all of these factors, the customer must monitor and document the system airflow readings

for a period of time. The information collected will help determine the most appropriate time to change

filters. This process will ensure that the system runs at maximum efficiency while minimizing filter

replacement costs.

The easy access system of the Streamer helps with faster filter replacement and reduced

maintenance.

Where to Start

Start by making copies of the attached log sheet. This log sheet should be filled out for each

Streamer you have in your system. Make a physical check to ensure that the smoke / particulate are

being removed through the intake spark baffles. This can be done by a simple visual check during

normal operation. There should be a reduced level of visible smoke when the unit is in operation.

During maintenance, examine the intake spark baffle at the back of the welding booth(s). These filters

should be washed when they become visibly dirty / contaminated. The differential pressure sensor

does measure across intake spark baffles; however, visual inspection is required.

Replacement filter cartridges and spark baffles of all types are available from your Clean Air America

sales representative.

How to Determine the Filter Change Interval

At this point, take note and document the pressure differential readings displayed on the controller. It

may be easier to raise the plastic flip lid cover to access the display.

The controller will allow the pressure differential to build to 3.0 in. H 2 O (inches of water column). This means the unit will automatically pulse the next time unit is stopped. This value may be different if the

options on the controller have been changed.

The controller will allow the pressure differential to build to 7.0 in. H 2 O. At this point it will automatically pulse while the unit is running until the pressure drops below 7.0 in. H 2 O. This value may be different if the options on the controller have been changed.

When the unit begins pulsing, it does not mean that the filters are no longer unusable. This pulsing is

simply the cleaning cycle which extends the filter life and reduces operating costs.

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Streamer User Manual, March 2015

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