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OVER2000SYSTEMSWORLDWIDESince Fluid Dynamics introducedour first Continuous PolymerFilter (<strong>CPF</strong> ® ) System in 1971,we have consistently met thechallenging needs of thesynthetic fiber, film and resinindustries with the most advancedtechnology in porous metalfiltration. Today, there are over2,000 Fluid Dynamics filtersystems in operation, includingthe largest complete polymersystem ever produced.AcrylicsAramidsCellulosicsFluoropolymersPolyacrylonitrilePolyamidesPolycarbonatePolyesterPolyethylenePolypropylenePolystyrenePolysulfoneUrethanes


SpecialistsAt Fluid Dynamics, we designand manufacture all criticalcomponents of our filtration systems – from the heat exchangers,filter housings, valves and elements, to the microscopic fibersused in our DYNALLOY ® sintered metal fiber filter media.As the only company in the world with this degree of verticalFrom Top To Bottomintegration inporous metalfilter systems, we have unique insight into the ever-changing andincreasing demands on the industry. And, by designing everycomponent in-house, we have the ability to adapt quickly andcustomize products to meet new requirements.For more than 35 years, Fluid Dynamics has been the undisputedleader in polymer filtration, providing products that performunder the most stringent requirements in the industry. Today,we strive to continue that tradition on a daily basis, designingand building to ISO 9001/QS 9000 standards in our modern275,000 ft 2 manufacturing facility.With the most technologically advancedflow modeling capabilities in the industry,Fluid Dynamics’ engineers can analyze theflow properties of key components in afilter system. By identifying the most subtledesign enhancements, we can optimize theperformance of new and existing systems.Bottom Line ResultsReduced fiber breaksIncreased spin pack lifeReduced film tears and inclusionsImproved end product qualityIncreased throughputIncreased process reliabilityReduced down time and maintenanceProtection of critical line componentsCall Fluid Dynamics for a comprehensive economic analysisof your filtration systems, with recommendations on howto increase process efficiency and product quality.Fluid Dynamics offers a complete line of filter system designs for critical applications including highperformance and thin-gauge films, micro denier and high-tenacity fiber, and engineered thermoplastics.From in-line units to fully-automated duplex systems for continuous processes, Fluid Dynamics’ provensystem technologies provide unequaled benefits to your product and bottom line.


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Model 100 Series <strong>CPF</strong> SystemsOur <strong>CPF</strong> Model 100 series are standard horizontalsystems with a compact design, ideal for applicationswith low flow rates and/or limited space. The valvesare operated manually and can provide a smooth,“bumpless” changeover, with no disruption tothe down-stream process.Nearly all Model 100 <strong>CPF</strong>systems involve only two (2)bolts in the housing removaland installation process.CFABDEMODEL 100 DIMENSIONS (mm)110 120 130 135 140A 324 334 324 324 508B 339 345 355 355 424C 362 381 381 381 546D 635 762 762 762 775E 356 356 356 356 356F 610 826 826 1207 1092DESIGN CRITERIASystem Pressure: to 345 barSystem Temperature: to 330˚ CDifferential Pressure: to 210 bar dependingon element configurationHeating: liquid, vapor or electricCONNECTIONSProcess:Heating:Butt weld standard.Clamp or flange style available.Butt weld standard.Flange style available.MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTIONValve Bodies: Type 304 stainless steelFilter Housings: Type 17-4 PH stainless steelSeats & Gaskets: AluminumPackings: RYTON ® standard (others available)Heat Exchanger: Carbon steel, double wall construction(liquid or vapor) Aluminum (electric)Insulation: High temperature fiberglass blanket withnon-stick outer covering standard(stainless steel cover available)Clean ∆P (bar)45403530252015105Model 100 PERFORMANCE DATA*Flow Rate vs. ∆P100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200Flow Rate (kg/hr)*PET @ 2,500 poise/1.18 sg, maximum filter area w/20 µm mediaModel 100 <strong>CPF</strong>sFilter ValveSystem Area BoreA 110 0.5 m 2 27 mmB 120 1.1 m 2 27 mmC 130 1.1 m 2 38 mmD 135 2.2 m 2 38 mmE 140 3.5 m 2 58 mm


Model 200 Series <strong>CPF</strong> SystemsOur <strong>CPF</strong> Model 200 series are large, vertical systems designed for applications withspecial requirements and/or high flow rates. They are available configured for manualoperation, or in fully automated, computer-controlled designs. With the completecomputer-controlled valve package, the Model 200 ensures consistently smooth,“bumpless” changeovers, and significantly reduces operator error and safety risks.Clean ∆P (bar)DESIGN CRITERIASystem Pressure: to 345 barSystem Temperature: to 330˚CDifferential Pressure: to 210 bar dependingon element configurationHeating: liquid, vapor or electricCONNECTIONSProcess:Heating:Butt weld standardClamp or flangestyle availableButt weld standardFlange style availableComplete heatingmanifolds availableMATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTIONValve Bodies: Type 17-4 or 304stainless steelFilter Housings: Type 17-4 or 304stainless steelSeats:AluminumHousing Seals: Stainless steel o-ringPackings: Ryton standard(others available)Heat Exchanger: Carbon steel, doublewall construction(liquid or vapor)aluminum (electric)Insulation:(option)605040302010UTHE HEAT EXCHANGER AND FILTERHOUSINGS ARE DESIGNED TOASME CODE AND MAY BE“U” STAMPED UPON REQUEST.AHigh temperaturefiberglass blanketwith non-stick outercovering stainless steelcover availableModel 200 PERFORMANCE DATA*Flow Rate vs. ∆P and Residence TimeBIn Model 200 <strong>CPF</strong> systems, the filter housing and heat exchangertogether form a simple, self-aligning mechanism that enables theremoval and installation of the filter housing in less than 30 minutes.Element tubebundle iscomputermodeled toensure optimalflow distribution,minimumpressure dropand maximumon-stream lifeCThe mounting plate may be counterbored on the element side, to completely“nest” the element adapter and eliminate low flow areas at the interface.Asbestos-freeglass fiberinsulationcustom fitted toprevent systemheat loss (option)Jack screwassembly ensurespositive seatingof housingport to inletdiverter valve321Residence Time (min.)Outlet housing and mounting plateengineered to form discrete flowchannels, reducing residence timeand eliminating low flow areas (option)Jacketed, flushmounted, ram typevent anddrain valvesfeature reliablemetal-to-metalsealingElectricallyactuated, fullyautomated(option), spooltype divertervalves offerunparalleledperformanceand safetyCustom fitted,all stainlesssteel coverprotectsinsulation andfacilitatescleaning(option)00 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000Clean ∆P (bar)Flow Rate (kg/hr)*PET @ 2,500 poise/1.18 sg,Residence Time (min.)maximum filter area w/20 µm mediaModel 200 <strong>CPF</strong>sSystem Filter Area Valve BoreA 230 - 10940 11.5 m 2 58 mmB 240 - 13250 20.0 m 2 80 mmC 250 - 18756 45.0 m 2 103 mmLiquid/vaporheating connectionsmanifolded (option) forease of installationand maintenanceU-bolt assembly secures positive seal betweenoutlet housing port and outlet diverter valve


Spool-Type Diverter ValvesFor Smooth, Bumpless ChangeoversFluid Dynamics’ <strong>CPF</strong> systems incorporatespecially designed spool type divertervalves, known for their exceptionaldependability and reliability. The pressurebalanced spool design operates smoothlyand consistently with minimal force.Contoured Spool ValvesOur latest development in valve design is ourcontoured spool valve. Developed with state-ofthe-artcomputer modeling technology, thecontoured spool valve is designed forapplications in which optimal flowproperties are critical. The uniquespool contour creates a distinct flowpattern resulting in optimum residencetime distribution and no low flow areas.In-Line FiltersFor Batch ProcessesFluid Dynamics’ in-line filter systems incorporate a single filter housingfor batch processes in which continuous operation is not required.The systems are custom designed forspecific application pressure,flow, and temperaturerequirements. The filterhousing is designed foroptimal flow propertiesand is available in vertical(Model 200 type),horizontal (Model 100 type), andstraight-through designs.FilterElementsReusable, Cleanable& DependableAt Fluid Dynamics, we offer acomplete line of filter elementsthat incorporate our own speciallyformulated Dynalloy sinteredmetal fiber media andDynamesh, precision wovenwire cloth. Available in removalratings from 1 µm to over 400 µm,our elements are engineeredfor optimum performance andspecially designed for the demandingneeds of the polymer industry.Training &ServiceSupport You CanCount OnFluid Dynamics will be thereto support you to ensure thatyour system performs to yourexacting standards. Our trainedservice team is available to assistyou with system installation andstart-up. We will also providecomprehensive training for yourproduction personnel. And, shouldyou need additional help, we offeran affordable range of maintenanceand service contracts,providing 24-hour field service andtechnical assistance through ourmany worldwide locations.


WORLDWIDE TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND SALES OFFICESNorth America2118 Greenspring DriveTimonium, Maryland 21093United States of AmericaTelephone: 1 410 252-0800Facsimile: 1 410 560-2857Latin America - S. Africa1320 South Dixie Highway,Suite 871Coral Gables, Florida 33146United States of AmericaTelephone: 1 305 662-2557Facsimile: 1 305 662-2489FranceZAC de Chassagne BP1269360 TernayFranceTelephone: 33 472 248080Facsimile: 33 472 248181United KingdomBromyard Road Industrial EstateLedburyHerefordshireHR8 1LGEnglandTelephone: 44 1531 635228Facsimile: 44 1531 634207ItalyPiazza De Angeli, 320146 MilanoItalyTelephone: 39 02 4381271Facsimile: 39 02 438127370GermanyPlaniger Straβe 137D-55543 Bad KreuznachGermanyTelephone: 49 671 7962952Facsimile: 49 671 7962955Japan - KoreaMiyamasu O.N. Building 5 th Floor1-15-8 Shibuya Shibuya-kuTokyo150-0002 JapanTelephone: 81 3 5485 6121Facsimile: 81 3 5485 5669AsiaMenara Imperium, 20th FloorMetropolitan KuninganSuper Blok Kav. 1Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said, KuninganJakarta - 12980IndonesiaTelephone: 62 21 8379 5442Facsimile: 62 21 8379 2549Fluid Dynamics specializes in cleanable,porous metal filtration products fordemanding processes with high temperatureand high pressure requirements. From themicroscopically-fine fiber used in itsDynalloy metal fiber media to completefiltration systems, Fluid Dynamics is theworld leader in porous metal filtrationtechnology.BSIREGISTEREDFIR MUS FILTER/FLUID DYNAMICSREGISTERED NO. JMI-0155ISO 9001/QS 9000US FILTER/FLUID DYNAMICSREGISTERED NO. FM238972367FILTERITE, FLUID DYNAMICS, CMF, and DYNALLOY are registered trademarks of <strong>Pall</strong> <strong>Corporation</strong>.DYNAMESH is a trademark of <strong>Pall</strong> <strong>Corporation</strong>.HASTELLOY is a registered trademark of Haynes International, Inc.INCONEL and MONEL are registered trademarks of Inco Group of Companies.NITRONIC is a registered trademark of Crucible Materials <strong>Corporation</strong>.RYTON is a registered trademark of Phillips Petroleum Company.© 2002 <strong>Pall</strong> <strong>Corporation</strong> • All Rights Reserved • Printed In USA • 7/02 • 5MBulletin No. FLD-4001-B1-800-FILTERSFluid Dynamics Division1750 Filter DriveDeland, FL 32724-2045386.822.8000 phone386.822.8040 faxwww.pall.com website

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