Chemical Dosing System Water Treatment Plant

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Chemical dosing system water treatment plant.

In waste water treatment dosing pumps are used for injecting a product such as chlorine into a water or fluid stream to cause a chemical reaction. Proper chemical dosing is required for all water and waste water systems to achieve the desired availability performance and service life of equipment. Our chemical dosing systems are specifically designed to make dosing technology available as a total package with the level of quality and reliability you know and expect from our individual dosing pumps. Dosing procedures are also in vogue in textile and similar industries where chemical treatment is involved.

Of course it s also paramount that treatment staff have a complete understanding of how wastewater constituents will react once certain chemicals. Chemical dosing skids are manufactured in accordance with site requirements and water company specifications as well as conforming to wimes specification. The word dosing is very commonly used by engineers in thermal power stations in water treatment in any industry where steam is being generated and in building services for heating and cooling water treatment. In effluent treatment dosing pumps carry flocculants to separate solids from liquids.

A chemical dosing system uses a dosing skid and control system to control the dose rate. Established over 30 years ago chemical support systems css is a leading specialist in chemical dosing systems for a wide sector of industries including pulp paper water treatment petrochemical pharmaceutical automotive and the food industry. Aerofloat provides simple and cost effective chemical dosing systems both as stand alone units and or integrated into a complete wastewater treatment plant. The key to proper chemical dosing seems to lie in accurate measurement both of the exact up to the minute needs of a waste stream as well as the precise amount of chemicals being added to it.

Different technologies are available to suit specific applications and rain water types.