Chemical Dosing system
Description
Manufacturer of Chemical Dosing System
A chemical dosing system is a facility for automated injection of reagents into a wastewater network for the control of septicity and odour emissions. These systems are typically used at pump stations, sewer manholes, and rising mains.
Different chemical dosing systems use different reagents. And each reagent works in alternative ways. However, extensively, they work to achieve the same outcome. They all condition sewage to prevent the biological or chemical formation of odorous emissions, Which reagent and system will be suitable for your organization will depend on your wastewater network.
arts of a Chemical Dosing System
The main components of a dosing pump include:
- Chemical Container or Tank – holds the product to be dosed.
- Pump – varies in materials and size; includes an inlet, suction line, and dosing line.
- Injector – one-way valve where the chemical is injected into product; overcomes pressure in the pipe and allows chemical into liquid flow.
- Foot Valve – one-way valve attached to the suction line; placed into product drum and keeps the pump primed.
- Dosing Line – rigid tube or reinforced hose; can be PE, PVC, or stainless steel for high-pressure use
