"> CC Jensen CJC PTU 210/225
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CC Jensen

CJC PTU 210/225

The CC Jensen CJC PTU 210/225 is a fuel-oil filtration unit. It is normally installed in the transfer, treatment, booster or engine-supply fuel system. It is designed for removal of solid contamination before sensitive pumps and injection equipment. In operation, fuel passes through a replaceable, cleanable or automatic filtering element/screen. The supplied entry states the intended fuel or liquid service as HFO/MGO; this information is retained unchanged. Compared with neighbouring models, the relevant differences are filtration grade, housing size, HFO/MDO/MGO suitability and cleaning/changeover arrangement; these must be confirmed from the installed documentation rather than inferred from the model designation alone. Service and survey attention should concentrate on differential pressure, elements/screens, seals, heaters, bypass/changeover and automatic cleaning. For exact ratings, dimensions, tolerances, test limits and model-specific settings, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

throughput lh 1050
fuel type HFO/MGO
filtration micron 3

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Common failures & inspection points

Rising differential pressure caused by contamination loading, noticed as filter alarm, reduced downstream pressure or restricted flow
Element/screen damage caused by overload or incorrect assembly, noticed as contamination downstream despite normal differential pressure
Housing or seal leakage caused by gasket damage, thermal cycling or poor closure, noticed as visible fuel leakage
Automatic cleaning or backflush failure where fitted caused by valve, actuator or control faults, noticed as repeated high differential pressure
Excessive fuel viscosity or waxing caused by low temperature or unsuitable heating, noticed as rapid plugging and low flow

Service & Maintenance

Trend differential pressure, inspect filter elements/screens and verify automatic-cleaning or changeover functions where fitted. Check housing closures, seals, drains, heaters and bypass/changeover valves and confirm the fitted filtering element is correct for the fuel service. Inspect carefully for leakage onto hot surfaces.

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Replacement Parts

Carry the correct filter elements or screen/service kits, housing seals and O-rings, changeover/backflush valve service parts and differential-pressure switches/transmitters as applicable. Maintain enough consumables for foreseeable contamination events.
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