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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The
MizAir (patent pending) is microprocessor
controlled air dispensing system designed to reduce air consumption of
air operated diaphragm pumps (AODD).
Click Picture to View Larger Version THEORY OF OPERATION – The beauty of the
MizAir system is in its simplicity. The best way to save energy in any
system is not to put in excess energy.
The MizAir uses
an end of stroke signal off of the diaphragm pump to determine exact time
to dispense precise burst of air sufficient to accelerate the diaphragm
and complete a single stroke. This
process is then repeated in order to stroke the pump in opposite
direction. The amount of air required depends on the head pressure of the
pump. The higher the head
pressure, the larger is the burst of air that is required. The heart of the system is our
specially designed air-piloted, two-way normally open valve. This valve has a large Cv rating sufficient to quickly deliver the
pre-determined volume of air.
After the air is dispensed, the valve shuts off until the control
circuit reactivates the valve for the return stroke.
INSTALLATION - The unit is simple to install. Remove the ¾” NPT air supply
line from the diaphragm pump.
Install a ¾” NPT nipple into the pump,
screw the outlet port of the MizAir on to the nipple. Attach the air supply line to the inlet
port of the MizAir. Connect 24vdc to the power plug and the MizAir is ready.
BENEFITS – The primary benefit of the MizAir is the reduction of energy
cost. In-house testing on 2 to 3”
NPT pumps from various manufacturers, resulted in
air consumption (SCFM)
savings up to 50 %. These tests were performed under head
pressure from 0 psig (transfer mode) to 70 psig. There are
additional benefits to the
reduced air consumption and energy
saving, pumps run quieter and because
there is less stress on
moving parts, maintenance intervals will be
lengthened. Also,
since less compressed air is being consumed compressed
air
filter and preparation systems will likewise need service less
frequently.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - LET'S TALK
877-331-1738
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