Operation and Maintenance Manual –KAF duct housing with particulate filter
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1. INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this Operation and Maintenance Manual is to familiarize the
user with the intended use, design, operating principle, installation and
operation of the product.
2. INTENDED USE
KAF duct housings are designed for installation in rectangular ventilation duct
systems. The units are installed in systems supplying air to aseptic rooms such
as operating rooms, laboratories, advanced electronics or optics
manufacturing facilities, etc. KAF housings do not replace the inflow ceilings
or inflow openings with particulate filters within the ventilation system,
however, they permit the extension of the operational lifetimes of the filters in
these devices, constituting an initial filtration component. An additional
advantage of using KAF housings is the possibility to install them outside of
clean rooms. Therefore, replacing the filter within the KAF does not cause
contamination of the room or the necessity to shut it down.
3. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Execution –housing
The KAF housing has a galvanized steel body painted to RAL 9010 white.
On both sides, the body ends with flanges for connection of rectangular
ventilation ducts. One of the body walls has a tight inspection cover mounted
with the use of M5 screws with 4 mm hex sockets. Inside the housing there is
an H13 class air filter in accordance with PN-EN 1822. The filter is mounted with
4 set screws with a 4 mm hex socket. There are measuring nipple fittings
installed in the duct housing, permitting supervision of the contamination level
of the filter with the use of a differential pressure gauge. It is recommended to
use the differential pressure gauge for the optimum operation of the diffuser.
The KAF housing is optionally equipped with components for the inspection of
integrity/mounting of the filter and execution of tracer-gas leak tests.
The construction of the KAF allows the use of test methods in accordance
with ISO 14644 Cleanrooms and associated controlled environments –Part 3:
Test methods.
Execution –air filter
The filter is classified as H13 according to EN 1822: 2009, in a casing made of
galvanized steel with an 8 mm flat gasket, made of high quality neoprene.
Verification of the filter pollution level is possible using a differential pressure
switch (not supplied) connected to the spigots mounted in the box casing. It
is recommended to use the differential pressure gauge for the optimum
operation of the diffuser.