Air scrubber maintenance for users

Air scrubber maintenance for users – Online video manual for weekly checks.

Last month, Inno+ released a series of short videos through our service manager Grant Barden to help farmers with the weekly checks of their air scrubber technology. So why do we encourage user Level maintenance?

  • Availability – a well-maintained system will be ‘up and running’ constantly. In many cases, this is necessary to meet regulatory requirements.
  • Performance – regular maintenance will ensure correct operation such as ammonia, dust and odour reduction levels.
  • Cost – Good maintenance will reduce wear on the system and any potential malfunctions. This means less breakdown, visits by our engineers and keep the running costs down.
  • Condition – Good maintenance will keep an air scrubber in its best condition. Apart from performing better, this will make the installation a better, more pleasant and attractive environment to work in.
  • Safety – During maintenance, dangerous defects can be detected before they cause serious problems or harm the people working with the equipment.
  • Environmental – optimal performance will reduce energy waste to run the equipment at the same time reducing the risk of leaks, spills and other potentially environmentally hazardous, materials such as oil, chemicals or fuel.

Six tips for good air scrubber maintenance

To have a good functioning air scrubber system good maintenance is necessary. Clean air scrubber parts on a weekly or monthly basis. Below you find six tips to help you check off every maintenance round.

  • Tip 1: Check and clean the filter package and drip catchers to prevent blocking
  • Tip 2: Clean the sprinklers on a weekly basis to always have an even distribution of the process water
  • Tip 3: Clean the electrical conductivity sensor to maintain a good measurement of the amount of nitrous in the process water
  • Tip 4: Clean the PH sensors to keep the oxygen level of the water properly monitored
  • Tip 5: Clean the filter regularly to prevent coarse material from entering the water system
  • Tip 6: Log data coming from the air scrubber system to find irregularities if they occur. Issues may be forming within the system. You are able to take action before it’s too late.

In the brief films below, the tips are explained and is demonstrated exactly what actions should be taken.

Air scrubber maintenance

Air scrubber maintenance videos

  • Checking and Cleaning the Filter Package and Drip Catchers
  • Checking and cleaning the Sprinklers
  • Cleaning the Conductivity Sensor
  • Cleaning the PH Sensors
  • Cleaning the Filter Pot
  • Analysis and extracting data

Our choice to use video means that the information is easy to follow with the convenience of being on your phone when working with the equipment. Contact us for more information or email us at Service@Inno-PlusSystems.com.