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SCINCEModel SC-7099 -Air Filtration PerformanceTest System

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The SC-7099 Air Filtration Performance Test System is a versatile and automated solution for testing filter efficiency across classes G3 to H14. It complies with ISO 16890, EN 779, and ASHRAE 52.2 standards, offering features like automatic aerosol regulation, pneumatic sealing, and test report generation. The system supports multiple test modes, including fractional efficiency and pressure drop measurements, and can be enhanced with the SC-189 module for dust holding capacity tests. With models covering air volumes from 150 to 4500 m³/h, it ensures high stability, low maintenance, and user-friendly operation. The system includes an 8-channel particle counter, DEHS aerosol, and optional KCl or ASHRAE dust. Test results can be exported to Excel or printed on A4 reports/labels. Ideal for factory long-term testing.
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Multi-Standard Compliance: Supports ISO 16890, EN 779, ASHRAE 52.2, ISO 29463, and EN 1822-5. Flexible configurations for testing various filter types, including filtration efficiency, resistance, and dust holding capacity.

Versatile Testing Capability: Capable of testing multiple filter types, such as bag, panel, V-bank, and cylindrical filters.

Remote Troubleshooting: Provides remote diagnostics and calibration for convenient user support.

Quality control of coarse, medium, fine, EPA, and HEPA filters.

Testing of general ventilation air filters, including panel filters, V-bank filters, box filters, bag filters, cylinder filters, throwaway filters, washable filters, and electrostatic filters.

Air filters in the following settings can be tested:

Residential and commercial buildings

Industrial workplaces                  Hospital inpatient care 

General surgery                          Laboratories 

Cleanrooms                                Smoking lounges

Paint booth inlet air

Filters are mounted on rotatable duct sections. Air passes through a HEPA filter and mixes with aerosol.

Two particle counters measure particle levels before and after the filter. Data is sent to the control system for calculating filtration efficiency.

A pressure sensor monitors the pressure difference, while a dust feeder assesses dust holding capacity.

Results evaluate resistance, dust holding capacity, efficiency at various loads, and average efficiency for filter classification.

Standard Processes: Built-in testing procedures for various product standards tailored to customer requirements.

Automated Detection: Automatically checks concentration and airflow; tests commence once conditions are met.

One-Click Operation: Easily execute tests by selecting standards and items.

Real-Time Results: Live display of filtration efficiency and resistance changes.

Alarm System: Multiple alarms and prompts minimize manual judgment.

Guided Testing: System prompts assist with dust holding capacity tests, automatically recording data.

Visual Data: Clear graphical presentation of results.

Database Management: Regular backups for historical data with automatic pass/fail classification.