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ViraPlus combined dirt and air separators can be used instead of individual deaerators and dirt separators. These combined units are very efficient and extremely cost-effective, becoming the preferred standard option throughout the industry. In heating systems, the units should be installed in the flow loop, situated immediately after the boiler and prior to the pump. In a chilled water system, the unit must be located in the return loop close to the chiller. Removes circulating air and micro bubbles effectively Very small particles, from 5 μm (= 0.005 mm) are separated and removed Dirt can be discharged while the system is in operation Constant low-pressure drop Exceptional guarantee

In heating and air conditioning control systems, the circulation of water containing impurities may result in rapid wear and damage to components such as pumps and control valves. It also causes blockages in the heat exchangers, heating elements, and pipes, resulting in a lower thermal efficiency within the system. The dirt separator separates off these dirt particles, collecting them in a large collection chamber, from which they can be removed even while the system is in operation. This device is capable of efficiently removing even the smallest particles, with extremely limited head loss.

The ViraClean is a high-efficiency in-line dirt trap, suitable for use on heating and chilled systems. Corrosion is a process that is difficult, if not impossible, to stop once it has begun. Corroded metal becomes dislodged and becomes water-borne debris. This debris, along with other contaminants in the system, clogs heat exchanger channels, fouls filters, and causes excessive wear in circulating pumps. Effective removal of debris is essential for increasing the operational life of the system as a whole.

The ViraClean is a high-efficiency in-line dirt trap, suitable for use on heating and chilled systems. Corrosion is a process that is difficult, if not impossible, to stop once it has begun. Corroded metal becomes dislodged and becomes water-borne debris. This debris, along with other contaminants in the system, clogs heat exchanger channels, fouls filters, and causes excessive wear in circulating pumps. Effective removal of debris is essential for increasing the operational life of the system as a whole.