Reversible dirt separator Termojet Dn32 (1 1/4")
The Termojet DN32 angled magnetic dirt separator combines two principles of heat-transfer fluid purification with a convenient angled connection — inlet and outlet are positioned at 90° . This allows …
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Description
The Termojet DN32 angled magnetic dirt separator combines two principles of heat-transfer fluid purification with a convenient angled connection — inlet and outlet are positioned at 90°. This allows the separator to be installed where there is no straight pipe section: in built-in boiler rooms, technical cabinets, and pump groups in confined spaces. Flow capacity — 5.0 m³/h, the brass body is rated for 110°C and 10 bar. The removable neodymium rod captures magnetite Fe₃O₄ without a bypass or system shutdown.
Technical Specifications
How It Works
The heat-transfer fluid flow enters the chamber through the angled port and slows sharply in the expanded body. Non-magnetic particles — sand, rust, carbonate deposits — settle to the bottom by gravity. Simultaneously, the neodymium rod generates a magnetic field inside the chamber and attracts magnetite Fe₃O₄ particles that circulate in the system even after larger fractions have settled. This dual separation — gravitational and magnetic — occurs continuously. For maintenance: open the drain valve to discharge sludge; remove the rod, wipe off the black deposit and reinsert — without shutting down the heating system.
Applications
- Confined boiler room or technical cabinet. The 90° angled connection eliminates the need for a straight pipe section before and after the separator — it can be installed where a straight separator simply will not fit.
- Pump group or distribution manifold. The compact design and angled mounting allow the separator to be integrated into the existing pipework without reworking the pipeline.
- 25–50 kW boiler (gas, pellet). DN32, 5.0 m³/h — the optimal size for medium-capacity systems with a corresponding return pipeline.
- Heat pump in a confined space. When installation space is limited, the angled magnetic separator is the optimal solution for protecting the heat pump plate heat exchanger from magnetite. Learn more at tjheatpump.com.ua.
- Renovation of an existing system. When replacing a boiler or installing new equipment, the angled separator integrates into the already installed pipeline with minimal intervention.
Advantages
- 90° angled connection — installation without a straight pipe section, in any confined space.
- Dual separation — magnetite and non-magnetic particles: one device instead of two.
- Removable neodymium rod — cleaning without disassembling the separator, without draining the heat-transfer fluid.
- Drain without shutdown — drain valve at the bottom of the body for quick sludge removal.
Magnetic Separator and Heat Pump
Systems with a heat pump require special protection. Magnetite — black ferrous sludge from corrosion — accumulates in the narrow channels of the heat pump plate heat exchanger and gradually reduces its efficiency up to emergency shutdowns. A conventional dirt separator does not retain magnetite: a neodymium rod is required for this. The DN32 angled design is especially convenient when the space in the boiler room around the heat pump is limited. Learn more about solutions for heat pumps at tjheatpump.com.ua.
Related Products
If installation space permits — consider the DN32 Dirt Separator with straight connection. For simultaneous removal of air and dirt, the DN32 Air and Dirt Separator is suitable. Full range — in the Termojet separator catalogue.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is an angled separator needed, and when a straight one?
A straight separator is installed when there is a free straight pipeline section. An angled one — when the pipe makes a turn or when the distance between the wall and the pipeline does not allow installing a straight body. Both options are identical in operating principle and specifications.
Does the angled connection affect separation efficiency?
No. The efficiency of gravitational and magnetic separation is determined by the chamber design, not the connection orientation. The angled version has the same expanded chamber and the same neodymium rod as the straight DN32 separator.
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