Beaudrey - Statodyn Strainers - Brochure

The STATODYN strainer comprises an inlet flange, an outlet flange, a filter body, the special cartridges and the flush valves. Water enters the body, flows into the cartridges then through the mesh, is collected and flows out into the pipeline. When the head-loss builds up because the cartridges have become clogged by the arrested debris, the strainer is flushed by opening, in turn and for a few seconds, the flush valve of each cartridge. The violent flow thus generated through the cartridge and valve carries away the deposited debris. The carefully-controlled turbulence created by the nature of the cartridge and the proportion between the various dimensions, are the key to the success of this apparently simple process.