Description
The Advanced Solution for Large Wineries
The Oenoflow XL-A systems are specifically designed to meet the needs and requirements of large wineries and bottlers. Clarification is achieved in a single process step without the need for filter aids, centrifugation or significant impact on the organoleptic characteristics of the wine. By increasing yields, reducing waste volumes and maintaining more consistent filtrate quality, the fully automated systems provide a cost saving sustainable alternative to traditional wine clarification methods. The system utilizes Pall’s proven hollow fiber membranes with unique mechanical strength and excellent chemical resistance which allow high productivity and repeated exposure to aggressive cleaning regimes. The large surface area modules enable manufacture of compact systems with low water and chemical consumption in line with winery conservation programs.With customizable operating cycles, process trend recording and a wide range of options, the Oenoflow XL-A system offers an advanced solution with the flexibility required in most modern wine cellars, custom crush and bottling operations.
Benefits
The Oenoflow XL-A systems incorporate unique features which enable wineries to perform clarification at low operating costs while maintaining wine quality.- PVDF membranes with high mechanical strength for longer service life
- High area, high flow modules for more compact and more economical systems
- Back pulse capability for increased system productivity
- Transparent module housings to confirm filtrate quality and enhance troubleshooting capabilities
- Fully automated, customizable working cycles for unattended operation and reduced labor and downtime
- On board concentration tank with wine transfer pump for operation independent of winery conditions
- Proprietary Low Concentration Volume (LCV) option for high wine yield
- Automated chemical dosing for safe and easy cleaning
- Frequency controlled pumps for automatic flow or pressure controlled operation
- Process trend recording for monitoring and optimizing filtration performance and troubleshooting
Specifications
Materials of Construction
Table 1: Pre-Filters
| Part Number | Media and hardware description |
| AB4PAREG7WH4 | All Polypropylene media and hardware construction |
| AB4PAREJ7WH4 | All Polypropylene media and hardware construction |
Table 2: Final Membrane Filters
| Part Number | Media and hardware description |
| ABN4PAREM7WH4 | Nylon 6:6 filter media in a Nylon 6-10 filter construction |
| AB4PAREQ7WH4 | Supor® polyethersulfone filter membrane in a polypropylene filter construction |
| AB+PAREQII+W+ | Supor polyethersulfone filter membrane in a polypropylene filter construction |
| ABN4PAREV7WH4 | Nylon 6:6 filter media in a Nylon 6-10 filter construction |
| ABN4PAREY7WH4 | Nylon 6:6 filter media in a Nylon 6-10 filter construction |
CFS NEO System
Performance
Microbial Removal Rating
| Test Organism Log Reduction Value (LRV) | |||
| Final Membrane Filters |
Serratia marcescens (ATCC 14756) |
Lactobacillus in beer |
Pediococcus in beer |
| ABN4PAREM7WH4 | 11 | 8.5 | 9 |
| AB4PAREQWH4 | 8 | 8 | 7 |
| AB+PAREQII+W+ | 8 | 8 | 7 |
| ABN4PAREV7WH4 | 7.5 | 9 | 8 |
| ABN4PAREY7WH4 | 6 | 8 | 8 |
| Pre-filters | Serratia marcescens (ATCC 14756) |
Lactobacillus in beer |
Pediococcus in beer |
| AB4PAREG7WH4 | 4 | - | - |
| AB4PAREJ7WH4 | 2.5 | - | - |
Challenges were performed at a level of ≥107 per cm2 of effective filtration area on new and unused filters. For detailed information regarding microbial removal please contact Pall for the appropriate technical performance guide.
+See next page for construction and ordering details
*Filters provided a yeast free effluent when challenged. 
Type
Ordering Information
Ordering Information for Extended Line of Supor Polyethersulfone Filter Membrane in Polypropylene Laid Over Pleat Configuration
Cartridge Part Number
AB [Table 1] PAREQII [Table 2] W [Table 3] [Table 4]
This is a guide to the Part Numbering structure only. For specific options, please contact Pall.
Table 1: Nominal Length
| Code | Description |
| 1 | 254 mm (10”) |
| 2 | 508 mm (20”) |
| 3 | 762 mm (30”) |
| 4* | 1016 mm (40”) |
*40” filter elements are suitable for use in a CFS system
Table 2: Adaptor
| Code | Description |
| 3 | SOE – single open end with flat closed end and external 222 O-rings |
| 7 | SOE – single open end with fin end, 2 locking tabs and external 226 O-rings |
| 8 | SOE – single open end with fin end and external 222 O-rings |
| 9 | SOE – single open end with fin end, 3 locking tabs and external 222 O-rings |
Table 3: O-Ring Seal Material
| Code | Description |
| H4 | Silicone Elastomer |
| J | Silicone Elastomer J Ethylene Propylene Rubber |
Table 4: Sterilization and Sanitization
| Media | Temperature | Cumulative Exposure Time*/ cycles |
| Steam | 125 °C (257 °F) | 125 x 20 min cycles |
| Hot Water | 90 °C (194 °F) | 200 x 30 min cycles |
*Measured under laboratory test conditions. The actual cumulative time depends on the process conditions. For applications requiring sterilization or sanitization Pall recommends the use of Code 7 adaptors to ensure filter sealing after cooling. Cartridges should be cooled to system operating temperature prior to use. Contact Pall for recommended procedures.
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