They are used to dose a liquid reagent where there is no electric
power.
The dosage is carried out by means of gravity (or fall). They are particularly used to dose sodium hypo-chloride
solutions, in disinfecting treatments also for potable use, in small rural and mountain
aqueducts, where the water to be treated flows out under atmospheric
pressure, or with a jump (height difference), where there is no electric power as it sometimes happens in capture works of
sources.
Due to their
simplicity, they do not require particularly trained personnel for their installation and
starting-up.
We propose three solutions
(see pictures):
- Meniscus-doser (floating head)
Without chokes, it is based on the surface tension principle.
Main generalities:
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It does not need electric
power
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Suitable for practically constant flows under atmospheric pressure
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Total absence of mechanical moving parts
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It does not require maintenance
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Entirely plastic-made
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It can be assembled by any plumber
- Choke-doser
Main generalities:
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It does not need electric power
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Suitable for practically constant flows under atmospheric pressure
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It measures the delivery of the solution
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It guarantees an unlimited reliability in use
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Entirely plastic-made
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It can be assembled by any plumber
- Proportional drive-out siphon doser
Main generalities:
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It requires a water jump of at least 1,1 Mt.
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It does not require electric power
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Suitable for variable flows
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It effects a dosage in proportion to the quantity of water to be treated
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Total absence of mechanical moving parts
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It guarantees an unlimited reliability in use
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It does not require maintenance
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Entirely plastic-made
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It can be assembled by any plumber