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Water Technologies

Forty-X™ Disc FilterHigh Quality, High Volume Filtration In Less Space



Drawing on more than three decades of experience

in woven media filtration technology, the Forty-X™

disc filter provides a simple and highly reliable

filtration system.

At the heart of each Forty-X™ disc filter, individual

media panels—with integral frames—support the

woven media and ensure the geometry of the

pleated surface. The media panels are a molded one

piece construction with structural stiffeners through the

center of the panel area. This unique pleated design

reduces the opportunity for fabric tear-out and effluent

contamination. The pleated media design increases the

true cloth area available for filtration by 40% over flat

panel designs. This assures a more sustainable operation

in terms of throughput, better feed distribution, and

fewer backwash cycles.

The Forty-X™ disc filter uses pleated, woven media in a unique inside-outconfiguration, which provides maximum disc filter performance, whileeasily rejecting troublesome inorganic material.

The pleated surface of the Forty-X™

disc filter panels dramatically

multiplies the filtration surface

area.

The inside-out flow of the Forty-X™ disc

filter panels effectively captures suspended

solids and adds to backwashing efficiency.

Real World Performance and LowCost Operation Maximizes Benefits

of Disc-Type Filtration,



Each circular disc assembly is made up of 28 media

panels. The media panels are mounted on the central

influent drum to form the individual circular discs. The

number of circular disc assemblies mounted on the

central influent drum range from 1 to 24, depending

on the scale of the installation.

In operation, influent flows through openings in the

central drum, into the center of each media panel and

then flows out through the filter media as high quality

filtrate. This provides an inside-out flow, which

captures solids on the inside of the filter panel and

makes these solids far easier to remove during

backwashing cycles.

The inside-out filtration flow, combined with the

dynamics of the central influent drum adds further

to the simplicity of the Forty-X™ disc filter by

eliminating the need for a separate system for

handling floating and sinking material. The Forty-X™

disc filter effectively isolates trash so it is easily and

quickly transferred to the reject flow.

The Forty-X™ disc filter configuration minimizes

lifetime costs with fewer moving parts and lower

energy demands for backwashing. Wind-safe sliding

covers provide easy access to the interior, making

inspection of the media panels, quick release spray

nozzles and the centralized lubrication block simple.

With the Forty-X™ disc filter, the filtrate is always

accessible and in plain view.

Solids are Captured onthe Inside of the MediaPanels

Twice the Headloss Toleranceof Other Disc Filters

Pleated Filter

Back Wash

Spray Bar

Back Wash

Water Return

Maintenance

Friendly Seal

Influent



The Forty-X™ disc filter frame-only design is an ideal

drop-in retrofit for existing traveling bridge filtersand provides an easy retrofit for most other

conventional filtration systems. This is because of

the exceptionally small footprint relative to the high

volume filtration capacity of the Forty-X™ disc filter.

Also, the micron-rated media panels can be

changed-out when filtration requirements change.

Designed, engineered, and constructed by the

skilled Siemens Water Technologies team, the

Forty-X™ disc filter represents world-class quality in

every respect.

The Forty-X™ disc filter is Title 22 approved.

The modular design of the Forty-X™ disc filter

offers flexibility for a broad range of flows

and applications including: municipal tertiaryfiltration, water reuse and process water

filtration.

More Filtration In LessSpace

Circular Disk Assembly

Effluent

Central Influent Drum



High quality, high volume filtration is becoming increasinglyimportant to all industry professionals. Quality tertiary filtration is

now necessary to meet many effluent requirements and the need for

water reuse is well documented for most areas. In addition, the

advantages of industrial process water filtration have become more

widely recognized.

For decades, deep-bed sand filtration was one of the few effective

options, however this method had the distinct disadvantage of

requiring a large area of physical space. Today, there are a number of

other filtration options, many of which pack a tremendous amount of

filtration capacity into an extremely small physical space. Among the

most practical and efficient are disc-type filtration units.

Typically, disc-type filtration units employ rotating, unitized screened-

panels as the filtration media. Each specific manufacturer of these

now popular disc-type filtration units is unique relative to the form of

filtration media used and in the engineering of their individual units.

Some disc filters depend on a pile-type media for filtration, which has

the disadvantage of highly variable filtration capabilities owing to therandom variability of the pile media.

Disc filter units that incorporate woven-type media provide the most

consistent effluent for most filtration applications as the result of

their absolute cloth media rating.

Among disc filter units using woven-type media there are two

options, flat media and pleated media. The obvious advantage of

pleated media is that it increases the true cloth area available forfiltration by 40% over flat panel designs. Plus, pleated media is

structurally more durable and can easily withstand much higher

headloss conditions than other media configurations.

For these reasons, the Forty-X™ disc filter is engineered around

pleated, woven-type media, which allows high volume, high quality

absolute filtration as well as long term, trouble-free operation.

An absolute media rating is providedwith woven media. (10-micronopenings shown.)

Rating is nearly impossible with pilemedia.

The pleated surface increases thetrue cloth area available for filtrationby 40% over flat panel designs.

Woven Media Provides AbsoluteFiltration Results

Pleated Woven Media Multipliesthe Filtration Surface Area



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Forty-X is a trademark of Siemens, its

subsidiaries or affiliates.

The information provided in this brochure

contains merely general descriptions or

characteristics of performance which in actual

case of use do not always apply as described

or which may change as a result of further

development of the products. An obligation toprovide the respective characteristics shall

only exist if expressly agreed in the terms of

the contract.

Tel: 229.226.5733

Toll Free: 1.800.841.1550

E-mail: [email protected]

©2009 Siemens Water Technologies Corp.

BC-FORTYX3-BR-0809

Subject to change without prior notice.





www.siemens.com/forty-x

Forty-X is a trademark of Siemens, its subsidiaries or affiliates.

The information provided in this literature contains merely general

descriptions or characteristics of performance which in actual case

of use do not always apply as described or which may change as a

result of further development of the products. An obligation to

provide the respective characteristics shall only exist if expressly

agreed in the terms of the contract.

SiemensWater Technologies1828 Metcalf AvenueThomasville, GA 31792Tel: 229-226-5733Toll Free: 1-800-841-1550Fax: [email protected]

© 2009 Siemens Water Technologies Corp.

BC-FXFdr-DS-0609

Subject to change without prior notice.

Features

Small footprint

Innovated pleated panel filter design

provides more filtration area than

existing woven disc filters

Woven polyester media with absolute

micron rating

Trash tolerant filter panel housing

Modular design offers flexibility and

expandability of unit

Suitable for retrofit of existing

conventional filters

Wind safe sliding arch covers for easy access

and maintenance

Aeration

Reactor

Secondary

Clarifier

Wastewater

Influent

Effluent to

Reuse

WAS

RAS

Primary

Clarifier

Disc

Filter

TSS10-30 mg/l

TSS<5 mg/l

Front View Rear View

89.75"

Rejectnozzle

Feednozzle

Drain

Control

panel

Filtratenozzle

Drivecover

Strainer

Forty X Model 1403 1406 1412 1418 1424

Maximum Number of Discs per unit 3 6 12 18 24

True Cloth Filtration Area 135 ft2 13 m2 270 ft2 25 m2 538 ft2 50 m2 808 ft2 75 m2 1077 ft2 100 m2

Influent & Effluent Flange Size 10 in 250 mm 14 in 350 mm 20 in 500 mm 24 in 600 mm 30 in 700 mm

Backwash Pump Power HP @ 60 Hz 5 HP 3.7 kW 10 HP 5.6 kW 15 HP 11.2 kW 25 HP 14.9 kW 30 HP 22.4 kW

Typical Reject 0.5 - 2 % of Flow

Number of Spraybars 1 1 2 3 4

Dimensions

Tank Length 122 in 3099 mm 149 in 3785 mm 213 in 5410 mm 289 in 7341 mm 353 in 8966 mm

Tank Width 89.75 in 2280 mm 89.75 in 2280 mm 89.75 in 2280 mm 89.75 in 2280 mm 89.75 in 2280 mm

Tank Height 100.2 in 2545 mm 100.2 in 2545 mm 100.2 in 2545 mm 100.2 in 2545 mm 100.2 in 2545 mm

Frame Length - Concrete unit 122 in 3099 mm 149 in 3785 mm 213 in 5410 mm 277 in 7036 mm 341 in 8661 mm

Easy to operate and maintain

Non-metallic chain / sprocket

Stainless steel tank or stainless steel frame designs

Typical flow diagram for wastewater treatment

Backwash

Pump100.2"2545 mm

2280 mm

SlidingCovers



UV Disinfection SystemsTAK Series

Main Application:

Disinfection of Waste Water

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DIN EN ISO 9001

DIN EN ISO 14001



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Worldwide largest UV system for waste water in Manukau, New Zealand.(Capacity: 14 m3/s)

Typical total (TC) and fecal (FC) coliformreduction through a domestic waste

water treatment plant

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EC Goals

To effectively protect rivers, lakes,

coastal waters and ultimately the

public health, municipal waste water

must be disinfected before release to

the environment. Biological

treatment, even when combined

with clarification and filtration, does

not provide adequate removal or

inactivation of dangerous bacteria

and viruses. Where waste water

can enter bathing or drinking water

resources, the risk of human infec-

tion makes disinfection prior to

discharge an absolute necessity.

Waste water reuse for irrigation

and other purposes is increasingly

required to meet the needs of rapidly

expanding population sizes,

especially in arid climates. Provided

there is a disinfection system in place

to safeguard water quality, reuse

represents a positive, safe method of

water conservation that is set toincrease dramatically in the future.

X-rays

100 200 280 315 400 780

Wavelength (nm)

Vacuum-UV

UV-C UV-B

UV-A

Ultraviolet Visible Light Infrared

Hg-low pressurelamp 254 nm

Spectral curve ofcell inactivation

UV light inactivates harmful bacteria and viruses within seconds

TAK – The ultimate solution for waste water disinfection



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Natural disinfectionwithout chemicals

Ultraviolet technology provides a

proven, accepted and

environmentally friendly method of

disinfecting waste water. Whenexposed to UV-C light,

microorganisms are inactivated

within seconds through a physical

reaction with the organisms’ DNA.

In contrast to chemical disinfection,

UV produces no harmful by-

products. It also eliminates the risk

for opera- tors associated with

handling dangerous chemicals. Two

major advantages of UV disinfection

versus chemical methods are

increased disinfection effectiveness

(especially against viruses) as well as

space-savings due to shorter reaction

times. Since no chemicals are

introduced into the water, no ”post-

treatment” is required to remove

these chemicals before discharge to

the environment.

Effective and economicultraviolet systems

WEDECO has more than 20 years

of experience in the development

and application of UV technology.

The TAK series was specificallyengineered for the disinfection of

municipal waste water. Several

different TAK design configurations

are available to meet worldwide

regulatory requirements (e.g.

European bathing water guidelines,

WHO guidelines for irrigation,

California’s Title 22 for waste water

reclamation, etc.) and cope with

varying degrees of water quality

depending on the level of pretreat-ment (e.g. primary, secondary or

tertiary). Installed in final effluent

channels, the modular design of the

TAK allows for practically unlimited

flow capacities.

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Ultraviolet light destroys microorganisms by changing their geneticinformation (DNA)

Fully equipped UV module with UV sensor

and wiping system



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Throughout the world, WEDECO TAK

systems demonstrate their

effectiveness and reliability every day

of the year.

The design of any UV system starts

with the selection of the right lamp

technology. The lamp in turn is only

as good as the ballast that powers it.

This lamp/ballast combination and

the available control philosophy willdetermine the performance,

operating costs and reliability of the

UV system. Since UV light can only

disinfect properly when it can enter

the medium unhinderedly, the

overall performance of a UV system

is also dependent on the

effectiveness and reliability of its

automatic cleaning (i.e. wiping)

system. TAK series disinfection

systems utilize the most advanced

technology available in all four of

these critical areas.

Spectrum of a medium pressure UV lamp

Medium Pressure Lamp

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Spectral curve ofcell inactivation

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Spektrotherm® Lamp

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254 nm Spectral curve ofcell inactivation

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Spectrum of a Spektrotherm® UV lamp

High performance variable output

Spektrotherm® UV lamp

At the heart of every TAK system

are WEDECO high performance

Spektrotherm® lamps. These high

intensity, low pressure amalgam

lamps combine the advantages of

conventional mercury lamp tech-

nologies while eliminating their

disadvantages.

WEDECO’s extensive research and

development program has delivered

maximum UV-C output and superior

energy efficiency from

Spektrotherm® lamps. A single

Spektrotherm® lamp will deliver

four to five times more UV-C energy

than a typical low pressure mercury

lamp while maintaining the same

electrical efficiency.

WEDECO’s specialty: Providing the most effective solution

• Safe, chemical-free operation

• Excellent disinfection results

• Drastically reduced design/

construction costs

• Easy installation of compact,

modular components in open

channels

• Low operation and

maintenance costs

• Fully automatic operation

• Design flexibility to meet

customer equirements

TAK ADVANTAGES




WEDECO

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Autom. wiping system UV module

Junction box

WEDECO’s modular waste water disinfection system TAK

Water level

Like Spektrotherm® lamps, medium

pressure mercury lamps (”multi-

wavelength” lamps) also emit a very

high UV output. However, a signi-

ficant portion of their energy

output consists of wavelengths

outside

the effective disinfection region of

the electromagnetic spectrum. This

non-productive energy leads to

higher electrical operating costs and

installation of a larger electrical

service to the system.

WEDECO Spektrotherm® lamps and

ballasts also feature variable output

control to precisely match changes

in flow rate and/or water quality.

This technology truly provides

”The Best of Both Worlds”.

WEDECO continues to set the pace

in UV technology development. No

other company can match

WEDECO’s 15 plus years of ”Low

Pressure High Intensity”

(Spektrotherm®) ultraviolet lamp

experience.

This results in:

• Fewer lamps required

• Reduced design/construction

costs

• Savings in operating and

maintenance costs

• Lower installation costs



Chemical-free WipingSystem

One of the most important features

in state-of-the-art UV systems for

waste water is automatic cleaning to

keep the equipment performing well

day-in and day-out. The TAK series’

automatic wiping system performs

this function like no other.

Employing specially designed wiper

rings, it prevents organic and

inorganic deposits from

accumulating on the lamp protective

quartz sleeves. This ensures that the

UV light actually reaches the water.

The TAK series’ wiping systems are

designed to operate continuously

without disrupting the disinfection

process. Wiping frequency and

”wipes per cycle” are fully fieldadjustable to match specific waste

water characteristics. Even when

lamp banks are in ”stand-by” mode,

their quartz sleeves are automatically

kept clean and ready for operation.

The smooth, reliable operation of the

TAK wiping system is due largely to

its use of a high performance

pneumatic drive and ”torsion-free”

floating wiper array.

Smart Ballast Operation

TAK systems employ WEDECO’s

advanced variable output electronic

ballast, developed specifically to

operate Spektrotherm® lamps. It

offers a multitude of unique features

for maximum system performance

and reliability.

These include:

• Very low power losses for

increased efficiency

• Infinite adjustment of UV lamp

output

• ”Smart” automatic lamp

restart on ignition failure

• High output stability for long

lamp life

• Lamp failure detection

• Very high power factor

(>0.98)

• Ease of maintenance

The result is perfectly clean quartz

sleeves, completely without

chemicals.

The degree of micro-organism

inactivation in a UV system is a

function of the UV dose received

by the organisms:

UV dose = UV intensity x Retention

[J/m2] [W/m2] [s]

”Connect and disinfect” - electronicballast for the ideal operation of theSpektrotherm® UV lamp

Continuous UV intensity measurementfor active UV dosing control

Reliable operation even under severeconditions

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• Most efficient UV lamp

technology

• Longer guaranteed lamp life

• Smart variable power ballasts

• Reliable and trouble-free

operation

• Completely chemical free

• Operator-friendly operation

and maintenance

ADVANTAGES



Reliable and intelligentdisinfection control

The UV intensity to which an

organism is exposed is dependent on

the lamp output, quartz sleeve

cleanliness and effluent UV

transmittance. By using dedicated UV

intensity sensors mounted within thelamp arrays, each of these variables

is automa-tically incorporated into

the measured intensity value.

Exposure time is derived from the

ratio of the UV system ”reactor”

volume to the effluent flow rate. The

resulting UV dose can be calculated

by the control system as a product of

the measured UV intensity and

exposure time.

Maintenance without tools: easyreplacement of lamps, quartz sleeves andwiper rings due to clip mechanism


WEDECO

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Calibrated UV intensitymonitoring system

To ensure reliable monitoring of the

UV intensity, TAK systems utilize

automatically cleaned, calibrated

intensity sensors developed by

WEDECO. The sensor features

include excellent UV selectivity,operational stability and a long

operating life.

Arrangement of electronic ballastsinside an electrical cabinet



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reliable and automatically cleanedWEDECO intensity sensors.

TAK systems’ electronic ballast

and system control enclosures offer

maximum flexibility to design

engineers while presenting an

intrinsically operator friendly design

approach. Available in a variety of

NEMA or IP ratings, they provide

convenient front access and a neat,

logical component layout for

routine maintenance in a clean, dry

and safe environment. To ensure

long-term, reliable operation of the

system electronics, WEDECO is

pleased to engineer a cooling

solution to meet any installation

location and local climatic

requirements.

WEDECO is also able to provide pre-

fabricated stainless steel channels

to house the UV lamp modules,including integrated inlet and outlet

transition chambers and fixed weir

level controls. This option is

generally selected for smaller

TAK systems where the provision of

a concrete channel is not desirable.

With most TAK systems, WEDECO

provides precise level control

technology engineered to meet

project specific hydraulic andperformance criteria. Weir designs

include fixed "finger” or pipe weirs,

downward opening gate weirs and

variable orifice plate weirs, among

others.

WEDECO TAK 55 UV modules in the water

Custom engineered solution

• True ”intensity based” dose

pacing control

• No overdosing or underdosing

concerns

• Automatically cleaned

intensity sensor

Additional TAKAdvantages

True dose pacing

The TAK series is unique in its

ability to provide true ”dose-paced”

system control. This intensity-based

control technology actively monitors

and controls the UV dose delivered

to micro-organisms by measuring

the ultraviolet intensity within the

UV system itself. The system adjusts

lamp power automatically (up or

down) to compensate for intensityfluctuations caused by changes in

water quality, lamp ageing or quartz

sleeve cleanliness.

Control systems that utilize a flow

signal alone (”flow pacing”) or in

combination with water trans-

mittance cannot provide accurate

”dose-pacing” due to their

ignorance of critical variables

including actual quartz sleeve

transmittance and UV lamp output.

The TAK systems are able to employ

true ”dose-pacing” as a result of

their exclusive use of accurate,



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WEDECO TAK system atChristchurch, UK

Channel covering(by others)

UV-Modules

Downward openingpenstock

Compressor forwiping system

Electrical cabinets

Junction box

Baffle plate

WEDECO TAK system at BadTölz, Germany

Example installation TAK 55

WEDECO System TAK 55: Waste water

disinfection in Cassano Spinola / Italy.



Monitoring and control systems

WEDECO offers design engineers maximum flexibility regarding

System Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA) and telemetry systems.

All TAK systems are equipped with integrated PLC systems and

intuitive local operator controls. System monitoring can be

accomplished either locally or remotely depending on project

specific requirements.

Water treatment with UV in Manukau,New Zealand

UV modules inmaintenance position

Supervision and maintenance via

modem connection

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Ease of maintenance

In the development of WEDECO

products, special attention is

always devoted to maintenance

considerations. The successful

operation of any UV system is

dependent upon the frequency

as well as the ease of maintenance.

In TAK systems WEDECO has

succeeded in minimizing main-

tenance requirements through the

use of advanced technology, quality

engineering and construction. The

long life of Spektrotherm® lamps,

exceptional ballast reliability,

superior lamp module construction

and an extremely effective wiping

system all serve to minimize the time

and costs to maintain a TAK system.

WEDECO accomplished much of the

timesavings simply by designing the

TAK system to provide easy access to

all system components.

Worldwide service

The WEDECO Group has delivered

and supports more than 100,000

UV systems throughout the world.

Regardless of your location, WEDECO

strives to provide every customer

with world-class service, before and

after the sale. Company trained

WEDECO staff and partners are

stationed in almost every region of

the world to provide responsive and

professional support.

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WEDECO Global Customer Service:

Professional and fast local support for our customers

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WEDECO support andservice capabilities:

• Customized long-term

service contracts

• Certified operator

training courses

• Defined service call-outs

• Holding of consignment stock

• Free return/recycling of used

WEDECO lamps




WEDECO

DIN EN ISO 9001

DIN EN ISO 14001

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