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MCU14/0056 Response to SARA - Consulting Report
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Coalescer pack to improve output quality to less than 5mg/L;
Oil Level probe for continuous monitor;
Auto Closure Device for bulk spill protection;
Gravity driven;
One piece unit for easy on-site installation;
No power requirement for auto closure device — failsafe protection from light liquid spills
(Puraceptor model);
Cost effective;
Compliments other components in the treatment train;
Discharge to stormwater/receiving environment drain or as site requires.
2.1 Components
The Puraceptor Class 1 is a gravity-type, passive, full retention flow process that treats all flows through
two chambers. Low velocity laminar flow provides quiescent conditions in the separator enabling the light
liquid content of the water to separate and rise to the surface due to the difference in density of the oil and
water. Contaminated water cannot flow directly across the surface before effective separation has taken
place. Treatment process involves the `cleaner` water passing from the primary chamber by underflow into
the secondary chamber and finally through a coalescing filter mounted in the secondary chamber to
`collect` smaller droplets of hydrocarbons and encourage larger droplets to form enabling better removal by
gravity to the collecting area in the sealed secondary chamber. The SPEL Puraceptor is sized to treat and
capture all flows. There is no bypass facility, meaning all pollutants are captured and retained between
maintenance cycles. Figure 2.1 illustrates a general view of the SPEL Puraceptor and its components.
Figure 2.1 – SPEL Puraceptor and its major components
2.1.1 Coalescing Filter
The coalescer is a high- reticulated and high-contact surface filter with a minimum life span of eight years.
It is mounted into the secondary chamber, providing a coalescing process for the separation of smaller oil
droplets. Incorporated in the secondary chamber prevents the coalescer from being blocked in the event of
major spillages and large amounts of accumulated hydrocarbon or heavy silt content in the surface water.
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