EDS® Water Management

Understanding the core processes of the water cycle

EDS® – Environmental Discovery System > Water Management > System description

EDS® Water Management

Discovering the water circuit

Water tower

Rain

Consumer
Water treatment
plant
Reservoir

Rain overflow River,

basin lake

Wastewater

Groundwater/Source

Clean water for everyone: Teaching the water circuit: Experience process control Setup times and operating costs –
With modern technology! In a small space! engineering Less is more
Complex systems require ­responsible Experience the complexity of corpo- One click in the control room needs Add water, start PCs and software –
operation, as the applications have rate working processes from admin- to be thought through, as a switch- and you’re ready to start water ­circuit
far-reaching effects on humans, the istration, technology and science in ing signal changes the system func- training.
plant and the environment. just a few square metres. tions invisibly to the operator. The
­effects often appear hours later. In Plastic granules are used as the
The different EDS® Water Manage- All stations are mobile and compact the worst case, they can result in soiled load and can be air-dried and
ment stations prepare users optimal- enough to fit on a table-top. ­water pollution or wasted energy and re-used after utilisation – reducing
ly for these varied tasks and systems resources. the operating costs of the training
with state-of-the-art technology. system to water and electricity.
EDS® Water Management allows you
to experience the effects directly and
rapidly.

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cycle
pure
hot energy
clean snow ripple cold
warm drop
spring swimming
thirst life rainbow
immersing bath
gargle
fog wet fresh
wade
health splash
Wastewater
treatment plant
wash ice rain
River, lake irrigation river drink
flushing power cloud
current waterfall
ocean

General training content Hardware, software, teachware,

–– Controlling, regulating and moni- training
toring physical variables such as For ideal training – The workbooks
levels, flows and pressure with theory sections and exercise
–– Technical/physical functions of scenarios are perfectly customised
sensors and actuators as well as for the stations. There are digital
wiring, adjustment and parame- training programs on many topics for
terisation presentation or self-learning phases.
–– Analysing controlled systems, A wide range of training courses is
­parameterising and optimising available for training staff.
­regulators
–– System operation, maintenance, EDS® Water Management offers the
troubleshooting and repair required planning documents, e.g.
Basic water circuit system Control test in the laboratory –– Plant engineering electric and pneumatic circuit dia-
With the basic water circuit system, Laboratory control tests are required –– Optimisation and energy grams, process flowcharts, data
comprising the four main stations, to verify the in-line measurement ­monitoring sheets and operating instructions.
you are ideally equipped to get to technology of process engineering –– Electronic data processing All documents comply with European
know the world of process com- systems. –– Reading and interpreting process standards.
mand, measurement and control flowcharts, electrical and pneumat-
­technology. EDS® Water Management is the ide- ic circuit diagrams
al addition for combining your new
If you operate the stations individu- knowledge directly with your labora-
ally, up to three students can work tory, applying scientific skills.
on the following learning areas:
–– Plant engineering, process and
­laboratory technology
–– Electrical engineering
–– Automation/process control
Member of

­engineering and administration

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Water purification station

Water = Drinking water?

Function
The station represents a basic logic
function of water treatment in the
form of a water storage system with
an overflow rim. A groundwater tank
with a submersible pump is required
for operation.

Focal points include:

–– Setting flow rate values for volume
control
–– Level measurement via analogue
pressure measurement
–– Level sensing via capacitive prox-
imity sensors

The training documents reveal how

a flocculation reaction is implement-
ed by adding a flocculant, and how
sedimentation can occur in spite of
the flow.

Drinking water and chlorine

Chlorine is used worldwide to pre-
serve drinking water. Overmetering
not only increases the plant opera-
tor’s costs unnecessarily, it also pol-
lutes the environment and endan-
gers the consumers. The additional
chlorine measurement package with
manual metering technology is a
1:1 training scenario for online chlo-
rine measurement. This allows you
to learn how to operate a chlorine
­metering system, and react to mal-
functions and optimise the system.

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Water purification station 8024504 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 445 –– Workbook Water purification
➔ Page 76
Main components Learning content for project work
3 l tank, including an overflow rim, capacitive proximity sensor, float switch, impeller flow –– Function of an overflow rim Water purification

sensor, pressure sensor , 2/2-way solenoid valve, non-return valve, electric connection –– Analogue level measurement
board, aluminium profile plate. via a pressure sensor EDS®
Water Management
Workbook

–– Capacitive proximity sensor

for level querying
With CD-ROM

Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting

cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical documentation. –– Basic processes of precipitation,
flocculation and sedimentation
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required.
Training content with
Necessary accessories, also order: water supply tank
1x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 –– Activation of a pump for Festo Didactic

1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ Page 239 flow control

8027887 en

–– Regulation variants with capacitive

Recommended accessories: sensors for level control –– Workbook Monitoring, Control and
1x Additional chlorine measurement package 8025419 Optimisation
1x DC wattmeter 573261 Training content with additional –– Workbook Energy Optimisation
1x Trolley with plate 8039990 chlorine measurement package –– WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
1x Tool set 539767 –– Measuring chlorine content ­Control
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658 –– Effects of excessive or insufficient –– WBT Process Automation
chlorine metering –– Water supply technology training
set ➔ Internet
Technical data –– Sewage technology training set
–– Water (10 – 15 l) ➔ Internet
–– Power supply: 24 V DC
–– 3 digital inputs
–– 3 digital outputs
–– 4 analogue inputs
–– 1 analogue output
–– Dimensions (H x W x D):
355 x 1100 x 400 mm

Water supply tank/ground water Additional chlorine measurement

Main components: package
–– Systainer with T-LOC system, 30 l Optional extension for the water
–– Adapter for piping connectors treatment station: Measurement
–– Submersible pump of free chlorine. This package is
–– Prefilter equipped with a dropping funnel, a
–– Float switch membrane-covered, amperometric
–– Water sieve measuring cell and an indicator that
–– Mobile roller system can be parameterised. The measur-
Order no. 8024503 ing cell functions within an operating
range of 4 to 9 pH.
Order no. 8025419

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Water supply station

To the very last drop ...

Function
The station deals with water stor-
age and distribution via an elevat-
ed container, e.g. a water tower.
The ­elevated container is filled via
a pump, which can be operated in
open- or closed-loop control mode.
Water is withdrawn via valves. The
process command software config-
ures its switching characteristics.
Depending on the withdrawal char-
acteristics, feedback to the pump
­controller and shock loads for waste-
water transport can result.

Balancing the water quantity pro-

vided with the water quantity
­delivered is another focus. In many
­water supply systems, leakages are
a s­ ignificant waste, and e
­ limination
by trained personnel is highly
­important.

Training by simulating a leakage us-

ing a valve, and subsequent location
of the leakage are useful exercises.

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Water supply station 8024505 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 445 –– Workbook Water Supply
➔ Page 76
Main components Learning content for project work
3 l tank, capacitive proximity sensor, float switch, impeller flow sensor, ultrasound s­ ensor, –– Setting the pump to open- and Water supply

centrifugal pump, 2/2-way solenoid valve, 2-way ball valve with pneumatic semi-rotary closed-loop control mode and
drive, electric connection board, aluminium profile plate. ­determining the effect on the EDS®
Water Management
Workbook

­delivery rate
–– Determining the interaction
With CD-ROM

Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting

cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical documentation. ­between pressure and flow rate
in a piping system
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. –– Controlling the water supply via
various valve types and showing
Necessary accessories, also order: the effects of shock loads
1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ Page 239 –– Finding water losses in distribution Festo Didactic

1x Compressor ➔ Page 240 networks and showing problems in

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1x Compressor accessories 102725 leakage detection

–– Measuring/controlling levels with –– Workbook Monitoring, Control
Recommended accessories: ultrasound sensors and Optimisation
1x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 –– Understanding and applying the –– Workbook Energy Optimisation
1x DC wattmeter 573261 function of pneumatically driven –– WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
1x Trolley with plate 8039990 valves and fittings Control
1x Tool set 539767 –– WBT Process Automation
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658 Technical data –– Water supply technology
–– Operating pressure: training set ➔ Internet
4 – 6 bar (50 l/min) –– Sewage technology training set
–– Water (10 – 15 l) ➔ Internet
–– Power supply: 24 V DC
–– 5 digital inputs
–– 7 digital outputs
–– 4 analogue inputs
–– 1 analogue output
–– Dimensions (H x W x D):
55 x 1200 x 400 mm

Maximum fill level

Minimum fill level
Losses (friction in gravity-fed pipe,
local network, service pipe to
premises)
Minimum supply
Upper pressure
limit of pressure zone
Maximum
supply
pressure
Water supply tank/ground water DC wattmeter
Main components: The DC wattmeter is a smart meter
Height of
pressure zone –– Systainer with T-LOC system, 30 l for training facilities with a 24 V DC
–– Adapter for piing connectors power supply and up to 120 W pow-
–– Submersible pump er consumption. All measured val-
–– Prefilter ues can be read out via data trans-
Lower limit of pressure zone –– Float switch mission with the integrated Ethernet
–– Water sieve port. Power consumption is read out
–– Mobile roller system as an analogue signal within a range
Order no. 8024503 of either 0 to 10 V DC or 4 to 20 mA.
Order no. 573261

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Wastewater transport station

Water becomes wastewater

Function
The “wastewater transport” s­ tation
teaches control technology for
wastewater disposal and the asso-
ciated processes. It comprises four
sub-areas:
–– Feeding device for supplying a
soiled load
–– Sewage pipe section with branch
–– Tank with overflow rim as a rain
­retention and sedimentation basin
–– Tank as a primary settlement tank
for the biological stage and the
­option of starting sludge r­ emoval
via a pneumatically automated
­fitting.

Plastic granules are used as the

soiled load and can be air-dried and
re-used after utilisation. Flooding
due to rainfall or problems trans-
porting solids can be simulated
­realistically.

The fluids are supplied to the prima-

ry settlement tank via a pump. A flow
meter records the flow rate, which is
configured via a motor control sys-
tem of the pump or a proportional
media valve.

The media valve functions based

on the principle of a pneumatically
­activated constriction-hose valve.
The throttle opening can be
configured via air pressure with a
proportional pressure regulator
valve. That allows the effects on
energy efficiency and the flow control
quality to be shown clearly.

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Wastewater transport station 8024506 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 445 –– Workbook Wastewater transport
➔ Page 76
Main components Learning content for project work
3 l tank, including overflow rim, 1 l tank, gravity duct, capacitive proximity sensor, float –– Transporting solid matter in a Wastewater transport

switch, magnetic-inductive flow sensor, ultrasound sensor, centrifugal pump, proportion- ­sewer system using different flow
al media valve, proportional pressure regulator valve, pneumatic slide, metering screw for velocities EDS®
Water Management
Workbook

metering solids, electric connection board, aluminium profile plate. –– Effects of exceeding the hydraulic
capacity
With CD-ROM

Including control system with FluidLab -EDS Water Management, EasyPort, ­connecting
® ®
–– Naming the basic mechanisms that
cables, 1x accessory set with sedimentation granules and “Getting Started” technical make flushing necessary
­documentation. –– Functions of a rain overflow basin
–– Basic functions of sedimentation in
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. a flow basin
–– Level measurement with an ultra- Festo Didactic

Necessary accessories, also order: sound sensor

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1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ Page 239 –– Functions of pneumatically driven

1x Compressor ➔ Page 240 valves and fittings –– Workbook Monitoring, Control
1x Compressor accessories 102725 and Optimisation
Technical data –– Workbook Energy Optimisation
Recommended accessories: –– Operating pressure: –– WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
1x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 4 – 6 bar (50 l/min) ­Control
1x Sedimentation granules 8037688 –– Water (10 – 15 l) –– WBT Process Automation
1x DC wattmeter 573261 –– Power supply: 24 V DC –– Water supply technology
1x Trolley with plate 8039990 –– 5 digital inputs training set ➔ Internet
1x Tool set 539767 –– 5 digital outputs –– Sewage technology training set
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658 –– 4 analogue inputs ➔ Internet
–– 2 analogue outputs
–– Dimensions (H x W x D):
1200 x 1200 x 400 mm

Water supply tank/ground water Compressor

Main components: Oil-lubricated, extremely quiet (45
–– Systainer with T-LOC system, 30 l dB (A)) compressor. Ideally suited
–– Adapter for piing connectors for use in classrooms. With pressure
–– Submersible pump regulator and water separator.
–– Prefilter 230 V 91030
–– Float switch 100 – 120 V 565440
–– Water sieve
–– Mobile roller system
Order no. 8024503

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Wastewater treatment station

More than just sludge treatment

Function
The station maps the physical func-
tions of wastewater treatment after
the sludge treatment and contains
an aeration tank and a secondary
settlement tank. Plastic granules are
used as the soiled load and can be
air-dried and re-used after utilisa-
tion. The sludge return has a flow
measurement system with an adjust-
able pump for setting and monitoring
the sludge return ratio.

The oxygen feeding on the station

functions using an electrically ad-
justable compressed air diaphragm
pump. Combined with the available
oxygen sensor, there is also an op-
tion of extending the oxygen feeding
system to a control circuit.

Economical oxygen regulation

Adding oxygen to water is not only
relevant in the wastewater sector,
but also in fish breeding or biore-
actors.

In order to guarantee energy-opti-

mised oxygen feeding, in-line oxygen
measurement is required and must
be combined with the oxygen feed-
ing actuator in a control circuit. That
avoids unnecessary energy use and
possible biochemical malfunction.

EDS® Water Management forms a

neutral learning environment on the
subject of oxygen feeding regulation.
Periodic addition of sodium sulphite
(Na2SO3) to the upstream supply
water causes a continuous oxygen
consumption, thus simulating the
oxygen demand of bacteria eating up
organic substances in a real biologi-
cal treatment of wastewater.

Handling with real wastewater is too

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Wastewater treatment station 8024507 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 445 –– Workbook Wastewater Treatment
➔ Page 77
Main components Learning content for project work
3 l tank, including an overflow rim, 10 l tank, ventilation system, capacitive proximity sen- –– Behaviour of flakes at different Wastewater treatment

sor, float switch, magnetic-inductive flow sensor, centrifugal pump, 2/2-way solenoid valve, flow velocities and different s­ olid
electric connection board, aluminium profile plate. loads EDS®
Water Management
Workbook

–– Hydraulic overloading of a waste-

water treatment plant and the
With CD-ROM

Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting

cables, accessory set with sedimentation granules and “Getting Started” technical docu- ­consequences
mentation. –– Basic function of aerobic water
treatment
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. –– Function of sludge return
–– Analogue level measurement via
Necessary accessories, also order: a pressure sensor Festo Didactic

1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ Page 239

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Training content with additional

Recommended accessories: oxygen measurement package –– Workbook Monitoring, Control and
1x Additional oxygen measurement package 8025418 –– Measuring the quantity of Optimisation
1x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 ­dissolved oxygen –– Workbook Energy Optimisation
1x Sedimentation granules 8037688 –– Showing the advantages of contin- –– WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
1x DC wattmeter 573261 uous measurement/control of the ­Control
1x Trolley with plate 8039990 oxygen content –– WBT Process Automation
1x Tool set 539767 –– Water supply technology t­ raining
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658 Technical data set ➔ Internet
–– Water (10 – 15 l) –– Sewage technology training set
–– Power supply: 24 V DC ➔ Internet
–– 5 digital inputs
–– 5 digital outputs
–– 4 analogue inputs
–– 2 analogue outputs
–– Dimensions (H x W x D):
710 x 900 x 400 mm

Water supply tank/ground water Additional oxygen measurement

Main components: package
–– Systainer with T-LOC system, 30 l Optional extension for the wastewa-
–– Adapter for piing connectors ter treatment station. Measuring cell
–– Submersible pump for dissolved oxygen with integrated
–– Prefilter optoelectronics. Measuring principle:
–– Float switch Oxygen-dependent luminescence.
–– Water sieve Order no. 8025418
–– Mobile roller system
Order no. 8024503

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Sand filtration station

For the tough jobs

Function
This station focuses on the filtration
processes for separating solids
frequently used in drinking and
sewage technology. As in nature,
the sand layers are used to retain
the undissolved and suspended
pollutants via deep-bed filtration as
it trickles through. The pollutants
are trapped in the sand layer and
are deposited as filter cake. With
time, the permeability decreases,
the water level above the sand layer
rises and is recorded via sensing. The
sensor signal shuts off the inlet and
starts the backwash process.

Parameterisation of the filtration

process is configured on the PC via
the enclosed software, such as the
change of the backwash time or the
pressure adjustment of the purge air
to break up the filter cake.

The structure of the different filter

layers with quartz sand and quartz
gravel in different grain sizes and
corresponding monitoring of the
cleaning performance through the
transparent filter housing is a spe-
cial aspect.

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Sand filtration station 8024508 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 445 –– Workbook Rapid sand filtration

Main components Learning content for project work Rapid sand filtration

3 l tank, including overflow rim, capacitive proximity sensor, float switch, magnetic- –– Separation of pollutants via a
inductive flow sensor, centrifugal pump, 4.75 l sand filter unit, proportional media valve, quartz sand and quartz gravel layer EDS®
Water Management
Workbook

proportional pressure regulator valve, pneumatic valve terminal with 5/2-way solenoid –– Deep-bed filtration and structure of
a filter cake
With CD-ROM

valves, non-return valve, pressure sensor, electric connection board, aluminium profile
plate, 1x quartz sand and quartz gravel. –– Measurement of pressure loss via
the sand filter
Including a water supply tank/ground water, control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water –– Automated filter process and sand
Management, EasyPort, connecting cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical filter backwashing
documentation. –– Parameterising the process steps
–– Functions of pneumatically driven Festo Didactic

Necessary accessories, also order: valves and fittings

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1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ Page 239 –– Creating a Micheau diagram

1x Compressor ➔ Page 240 –– Workbook Monitoring, Control
1x Compressor accessories 102725 Technical data and Optimisation
–– Operating pressure: –– Workbook Energy Optimisation
Recommended accessories: 4 – 6 bar (50 l/min) –– WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
1x DC wattmeter 573261 –– Water (10 – 15 l) ­Control
1x Trolley with plate 8039990 –– Power supply: 24 V DC –– WBT Process Automation
1x Tool set 539767 –– 6 digital inputs –– Water supply technology t­ raining
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658 –– 8 digital outputs set ➔ Internet
1x Quartz and and quartz gravel 8039989 –– 4 analogue inputs –– Sewage technology training set
–– Dimensions (H x W x D): ➔ Internet
355 x 1350 x 400 mm

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Tool set Quartz and and quartz gravel

The tool set is an aid to easy working Used in treating drinking and waste-
on stations. A practical mini-systain- water as a natural filter material.
er includes: ➔ Page 421 The filter medium is delivered in
Order no. 539767 ­various grain sizes to optimise sand
filtration.
Order no. 8039989

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Membrane filtration station

For the finer things

Function
Membrane filtration is highly topical
in modern water treatment. Depend-
ing on the pore size, the principle is
used in water treatment.

Drinking water and wastewater treat-

ment in the form of microfiltration
and ultrafiltration is another area of
application. The objective of both
methods is retaining pathogenic
germs, for example. The differences
between the cross-flow and dead-
end filtration operating modes are
covered.

The membrane filtration station

maps both processes. In cross-flow
operation, the trans-membrane pres-
sure is set for optimal filter perfor-
mance. The inflows to and outflows
from membrane filters can be meas-
ured and thus the performance of the
membrane can be determined.

The backwash process takes place

automatically if the filter perfor-
mance is insufficient. Backwashing
uses system filtrate created previ-
ously. The pressure resistance test
checks the functionality of the mem-
brane.

Other typical applications include:

–– Reverse osmosis for seawater
­desalination
–– Process water treatment in the
pharmaceutical industry
–– Steam generation in power stations

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Membrane filtration station 8024509 General training content Recommended training media
The station is fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 445 –– Workbook Membrane filtration

Main components Learning content for project work Membrane filtration processes

3 l tank, including overflow rim, 3/2-way ball valve, membrane filter unit, capacitive –– Membrane filtration operating
­proximity sensor, float switch, magnetic-inductive flow sensor, pneumatic valve t­ erminal modes like filtration and back- EDS®
Water Management
Workbook

with 3/2-way solenoid valves, 5/2-way solenoid valve, membrane pump, proportional washing
–– Presentation of the t­ heoretical
With CD-ROM

media valve, proportional pressure regulator valve, pressure sensor, electric connection
board, aluminium profile plate. ­basic principles of various
­membrane filtration (micro-, ultra-,
Including control system with FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management, EasyPort, connecting nanofiltration and reverse osmosis)
cables, accessory set and “Getting Started” technical documentation. –– Process engineering differences
between the cross-flow and dead-
For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. end filtration Festo Didactic

–– Automated integrity test for q ­ uality

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Necessary accessories, also order: testing the membrane via pneu-

1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ Page 239 matic actuation and monitoring –– Workbook Monitoring, Control and
1x Compressor ➔ Page 240 –– Effect of the transmembrane Optimisation
1x Compressor accessories 102725 ­pressure on the filter performance –– Workbook Energy Optimisation
–– Functions of pneumatically driven –– WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
Recommended accessories: valves and fittings Control
1x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 –– WBT Process Automation
1x DC wattmeter 573261 Technical data –– Water supply technology t­ raining
1x Membrane filter unit On request –– Operating pressure: set ➔ Internet
1x Trolley with plate 8039990 4 – 6 bar (50 l/min) –– Sewage technology training set
1x Tool set 539767 –– Water (10 – 15 l) ➔ Internet
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658 –– Power supply: 24 V DC
–– 8 digital inputs
–– 8 digital outputs
–– 4 analogue inputs
–– 2 analogue outputs
–– Dimensions (H x W x D):
710 x 1250 x 400 mm

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Ions
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, po Particle matter
Sa
nd 10 µm Heavy metal ions –– Prefilter Order no. On request
Other smallest particles
Macromolecular substances
–– Float switch
> 1000 µm Viruses –– Water sieve
* Screen filtration > 1000 µm (1 mm) Particles –– Mobile roller system
Fine filtration > 500 µm Algae Order no. 8024503
Particle filtration > 10 µm Sand/clay

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Basic water circuit system

Fully equipped – Four becomes one!

Function
Efficiency and economy are not ­only
in demand in the water sector – save
time and money with the basic sys-
tem. The basic water circuit ­system,
comprising all necessary water sup-
ply and disposal stations which
­also function independently of one
­another.

Use in a control room

The students initially control the
­individual stations in manual over-
ride using a simulation box.

The included EasyPorts are then

used to control and observe the
­stations via the control software.

One PC, to which all four EasyPorts

are connected, controls the complete
system.

For perfect classes

The workbooks with theory sections
and exercise scenarios are perfect-
ly customised for the stations and
guarantee ideal class preparation.
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The learning system components
map real processes, making the exer-
cises interesting and informative.
Additional oxygen measurement Additional chlorine measurement DC wattmeter
package package

Water supply tank/ground water EasyPort Simulation box, digital/analogue

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Basic water circuit system 8024501 General training content Recommended training media
The basic system stations are fully assembled, wired and tested. ➔ Page 445 Workbooks EDS® Water Management
– Water Treatment
The water circuit basic system contains: Learning content for project work – Water Supply
1x Water treatment station All training content of the individual – Wastewater Transport
1x Water supply station stations apply. It is supplemented – Wastewater Treatment
1x Wastewater transport station with the following training content: – Monitoring, Control and
1x Wastewater treatment station – Showing dependences in a water Optimisation
1x Water supply tank/ground water including cables circuit – Energy Optimisation
1x Additional chlorine measurement package – Increasing the degree of complex- ➔ Pages 76 – 77
1x Additional oxygen measurement package ity by networking systems
1x Digital/analogue simulation box, including cables – Identifying interactions of hydraulic Water purification

4x EasyPorts including cables flow and delivery rate beyond the

4x FluidLab®-EDS® Water Management Control Software limits of the station EDS®
Water Management
Workbook

4x DC watt meters – Getting to know the importance of

different pressure zones in a water
With CD-ROM

For single operation, a water supply tank/ground water (order no. 8024503) is required. supply network

Necessary accessories, also order: Technical data

1x Tabletop power supply unit ➔ Page 239 – Operating pressure:
1x Compressor ➔ Page 240 4 – 6 bar (50 l/min)
1x Compressor accessories 102725 – Water (30 – 40 l)
– Power supply: 24 V DC
Festo Didactic
8027887 en

Recommended accessories: – Dimensions (H x W x D):

3x Water supply tank/ground water 8024503 2760 x 1150 x 400 mm – WBT Open- and Closed-Loop
5x Trolley with plate 8039990 Control
1x Tool set 539767 – WBT Process Automation
1x Pipe and tubing cutter 7658
Commissioning service On request

Trolley with plate Compressor

Stable sheet steel construction with Oil-lubricated, extremely quiet (45
table plate. Dimensions (W x H x D dB (A)) compressor. Ideally suited
including rollers to bottom edge of for use in classrooms. With pressure
profile plate): 700 x 770 x 700 mm regulator and water separator.
Order no. 8039990 230 V 91030
100 – 120 V 565440

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Tel. +49 (711) 3467-0
Fax +49 (711) 347-54-88500
E-mail: did@festo.com

United States
Festo Didactic Inc.
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07724 Eatontown
New Jersey
Tel. +1 (732) 938-2000
Fax +1 (732) 774-8573
E-mail: services.didactic@festo.com

Canada
Festo Didactic Ltée/Ltd
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Québec, Québec, G2N 2K7
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Tel. +1 (418) 849-1000

Fax +1 (418) 849-1666
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