nilfisk food BFE3 Eco-Booster Owner’s Manual
- June 5, 2024
- nilfisk food
Table of Contents
- nilfisk food BFE3 Eco-Booster Owner’s Manual
- 1.1 General information
- 1.2 Preparation
- 1.3 Placing/application
- 1.4 Water supply
- 1.5 Electric connection
- 1.6 Piping
- 1.7 Assembly
- 1.8 Dimensions
- Type BFE3 med tilbehør
- 1.9. Pipe Dimensions
- Type BFE3
- 2.1 Description
- Warning
- A typically installation
- Eco-Booster BFE3 (Fig. 5)
- 2.1.1 Operating Diagrams
- 2.2 Maintenance
- 2.2.1 Filter
- 2.2.2 Before a longer lasting production stop
- 2.3 Start
- Bleeding the pipe system
- 2.4 Daily operation
- 2.4.2 Stop
- 2.5 Service
- 2.5.1 Components
- 2.5.1.1 Pump/motor
- 2.5.1.2 Controlsystem
- 2.5.1.3 Non return valve inlet side
- 2.5.2 Recycling and scrapping
- 2.6. Troubleshooting
- 2.6.2 No pump pressure / unsatisfactory pump pressure
- 2.7 Recommended spare parts
- 2.8 Specifications
- 2.9 Electric diagram
- 2.10 Pumpcurve
- Declaration of Conformity
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nilfisk food BFE3 Eco-Booster Owner’s Manual
1.1 General information
For safety reasons it is important to read all of the enclosed information
(Installation guide, service manual, spare parts, operating instructions)
before mounting this equipment. In addition, the legislation in force at the
time of purchase must always be consid- ered in connection with installation
and mounting of this equipment, no matter the contents of this manual. If
there are matters of dispute please contact your dealer.
This equipment is produced and tested by specially qualified personnel
according to approved instructions to ensure our high level of product
quality. After the product is finished and tested it is manually inspected
with the ultimate test carried out just before the prod- uct is released for
shipping. To obtain our high level
of quality and long life we use stainless steel parts. These parts, in
defiance of our manual inspections may still have some sharp edges, which can
present a cut hazard. Therefore, it is advised always to use
protective gloves and show caution when installing the equipment
1.2 Preparation
Note: The pipeline must be rinsed through before the system is connected. See service manual
1.3 Placing/application
- Do not use the machine outdoors.
- The Booster must be placed in frost-free rooms only.
- Free space around the Booster: min 1000 mm.
1.4 Water supply
BFE3 | |
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Water amount | 100 l/min. |
Pressure | 0,2 – 0,8 MPa (2 – 8 bar) |
Max. temperature | 70oC |
The supply line must be sized so that it can supply the minimum indicated pressure and water volume when connected to this equipment. When dimensioning the water supply. It is recommended to increase the available volume with 15-20% compared to the minimum requirements listed in the table.
Note: Recommended water hardness 14-18 dH°.
The equipment will operate with water hardness exciding this level however,
descaling of pump system, injectors and like must be expected depending on use
pattern and water quality.
1.5 Electric connection
Connection guide is mounted on the cable:
Always check direction of rotation.
Service switch:
A separate service switch must always be mounted before the unit.
Note! Installation always according to the country’s legislation.
BFE3 | |
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Voltage: | 380 – 415V |
Frequency: | 50 Hz |
Motor effect: | 5,5 kW |
Nom. Voltage: | 12,2 A |
Fuse: | 16 A |
L1, L2, L3, PE | 1,5 mm² |
1.6 Piping
The pipe system should be made of stainless steel pipes. The pipe joints
should be made in a way that makes separation possible in case of eg. repairs,
moving or similar.
All threads according to ISO 228
The dimensions stated are all indicative.
Always carry out calculations of the piping installation based on pressure
charts for piping and fittings.
Pipe connections | BFE3 |
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Recommended pipe dimen- sions | 5/4″ |
Pipe dimensions unit | 5/4″ |
Note: 5/4” – 2” closing valve should be mounted on the water supply immediately before the Booster and dirt filter if any.
1.7 Assembly
Dimensions see fig.1.
Mount the Booster to the floor with the enclosed con – crete anchors.
1.8 Dimensions
Type BFE3
Type BFE3 med tilbehør
1.9. Pipe Dimensions
When mounting the units please make sure to use the pipe dimensions listed in the table under item 1.6 and the illustrations under item 3.
Type BFE3
2.1 Description
BFE= Booster Economy
The Eco Booster is a complete pump station delivering pressure water to both
the local cleaning station and some connected satellites. The Booster requires
sufficient supply water and electric supply according to the specification.
The unit is now ready for use.
The system is tested and approved for the use of Ecolab cleaning products. Use
of other types might reduce the life time of sealings, hoses etc.
Important: Do not use the water from the system for other purposes than
cleaning.
If the above instructions are not following the cleaning result might be
affected
Warning
Do not change the settings made or recommended by the supplier of ygiene
chemicals.
Detergents are supplied either from the User Pack System which can be ordered
and delivered as an accessory or from separate standard cans.
Detergents are supplied either from the User Pack System, which can be ordered
and delivered as an accessory or from separate standard cans.
Important: Do not use the water from the system for applications other than cleaning.
A typically installation
Eco-Booster BFE3 (Fig. 5)
- Pump coupling/inlet
- Pump
- Pump coupling/outlet
- Controller
- Temperature sensor
- Stop button
- Start button
2.1.1 Operating Diagrams
accorrding to ISO14617 Eco-Booster BFE3
B. Ball valve.
F. Filter.
C. Non return valve.
TE. Temperature sensor.
CP. Centrifugal pump.
D. Outlet.
W. Water inlet.
2.2 Maintenance
If the filter clogs, clean the filter or buy a new one. If the filter is
defect get a new and complete strainer.
We recommend cleaning the booster like other equipment in the area.
2.2.1 Filter
Push “red button” on the operation panel to stop the booster.
Disconnect the main switch
Close the inlet water
Open an inlet in order to depressurize the system Remove the filter (A, Fig 8)
and fill in the descaling product.
Rinse the cleaned filter thoroughly and mount it again.
2.2.2 Before a longer lasting production stop
If long production stops are planned (more than 6 months) and the pump is
drained, it is recommended that the pump is secured as
follows:
Remove the coupling safety guard Spray a couple of drops of silicone oil into
the axle between the top section and the coupling Carefully follow the
instructions given in the manual provided by the pump supplier.
2.3 Start
2.3.1 New system
NOTE: the pump must be bled and filled with water before start up. In order to
ensure a problem free start up of a new system the pipe system must be flushed
and bled.
Bleeding the pipe system
- Turn on the water supply to rinse and bleed the entire system. If satellites are installed open the tap furthest away until no air or dirt comes out.
Then rinse and bleed the next tap and continue until the tap closest to you has been rinsed and bled.
Bleeding the pump
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Turn off the engine (off). Loosen the relief plug (F, Fig 9) 1-2 times until water and air begin to flow out.
Note. Never loosen the relief plug while the pump is running as this may damage the packaging and cause personal injury. -
Tighten the relief plug again
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Start the pump so that all remaining air pockets are forced up to the top of the pump.
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Stop the pump
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Loosen the relief plug 1-2 times again and bleed the system until inly water flows out.
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Tighten the relief plug once more.
2.4 Daily operation
2.4.1 Start
- Check that water and air supplies for the system are open.
- Press green button on the control panel in order to start up the unit.
2.4.2 Stop
- Push the red bottom on the control panel to stop the unit. stop.
- Turn off the water and air supply
2.5 Service
Service may only be carried out by authorized and qualified personnel.
Warning: The system must only be serviced when there is no pressure on the
system.
- Turn off the main switch
- Open a water outlet to depressurize the unit.
2.5.1 Components
2.5.1.1 Pump/motor
Both pump and motor are main- te nance free. See section 2.2.2
2.5.1.2 Controlsystem
The control system is maintenance free. If defective: Call service technician
2.5.1.3 Non return valve inlet side
If defective: exchange the non return valve
2.5.2 Recycling and scrapping
Recycle the wrapping and scrap the machine according to recommendations from the local authorities.
2.6. Troubleshooting
2.6.1 The unit does not start
2.6.2 No pump pressure / unsatisfactory pump pressure
2.7 Recommended spare parts
The recommended spare parts are marked with * in the sparepart manual.
2.8 Specifications
The most important specifications are shown on the serial plates on the ECO- booster.
Technical specifications
Water| Unit.| BFE3
Max. operational pressure| Mpa/bar| 2,5 / 25
Min. inlet pressure| Mpa/bar| 0,2 / 2
Max. inlet pressure.| Mpa/bar| 0,8 / 8
Min. Water supply| L/min| 100
Max. water temp.| °C| 70
Inlet pipe Ø| inch| 1 1/4″
Outlet pipe Ø| inch| 1 1/4″
Electricity
Supply voltage| V| 380 – 415V
Frequency| Hz| 50Hz
Motor overload| kW| 5,5
| | Installation to EN 60204-1
Nominal voltage| A| 12,2
Fuse| A| 16
L, L2, L3, L4, PE| mm²| 1,5
General
Noise level| | Below 70
Measures: H x W x D| mm| 1600 x 520 x 386
Weight| kg| 104
2.9 Electric diagram
2.10 Pumpcurve
Declaration of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity
We Nilfisk-ALTO, declare under our sole responsibility that the products
BFE (Eco-Booster), To which this declaration relates, are in conformity
with these Council directives on the approximation of the laws of the EC
menber states:
Function: Pumping Station
Model/Type: BFE3.
Serial number: All
Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC:2006-05-17).
Standard used: EN 60335-2-41/A2:2010
EMC Directive (2004/108/EC:2004-12-15).
Standard used: EN 55014-1/A1:2009 and EN 55014-2/A2:2008
Standard used: EN 61000-3-2/A2:2009 and EN 61000-3-3:2008