Pulse-output water meter
Turbine or Woltmann type, installed on the pipe: it sends a pulse to the pump for every set volume of water.
Water meters →
Drinking water systems
Volumetric dosing
The most straightforward solution: the pulse-output water meter installed on the pipe carrying the water to be treated controls the dosing pump, which injects hypochlorite in proportion to the measured volume of water. Suitable for water of constant quality, with periodic checking of the residual.
- Dosing proportional to volume
- No probes to calibrate
- On tank, panel or skid
Typical layout
Typical layout
Components
Basic components
Dosing pump
Solenoid dosing pump with adjustable flow rate, controlled by the controller or by the pulses from the water meter.
Dosing pumps →
Tank
In PE, with suction lance fitted with foot filter and level probe, and safety bund.
Tanks →
Injection lance
It introduces the product into the centre of the pipe, improving mixing; it can be withdrawn with the pipe under pressure.
Lances →Proportional to volume
Each pulse from the water meter corresponds to a volume of water: the pump doses a proportional quantity of product.
Setting
The pulses per litre or litres per pulse of the water meter and the dose to be maintained are set.
Residual check
Without continuous measurement, the residual is checked periodically with the colorimetric kit; for automatic control there is the system with chlorine measurement.
Alarms
Level probe in the tank: it signals that the product is running low and stops the pump.
Other systems
Drinking water
The requirements of the sector and the comparison with the other systems available.
Drinking water systems →
Installations
Installation examples
Systems are supplied pre-assembled and tested, in the form best suited to the plant room: on a panel, in a cabinet or on a skid (with cover, in a box or on a frame), also tailor-made. Some examples.
On a panel
Controller, pumps, probe holder and accessories mounted and wired on a wall panel.
In a cabinet
System panel and chemical tanks housed in a single cabinet.
Wall cabinet
Pipework, pumps and electrical panel in a wall cabinet with door.
Skid with cover
Skid with raised stainless steel frame and protective PMMA cover.
Skid in a box
Skid enclosed in a box with door, with the chemical tanks at the base.
Skid on a frame
Skid on a frame with doors, pre-assembled and ready for connection.
On the tank
Dosing pump mounted directly on the tank: the most compact solution.
In the plant room
Wall installation in the plant room, with the chemical tanks on the floor.
Pumps, controllers or components supplied by the customer can also be fitted, with custom dimensions, back panel and electrical panel. Dosing stations and skids →
Which one to choose
From the simplest to the most complete solution
For chlorine and other disinfectants the basic solution is the dosing station; to dose according to the concentration actually present in the water, measuring controllers are used.
Dosing station
The simplest solution: the pump doses at a constant rate or in proportion to the volume of water measured by the pulse-output water meter.
Details →
LDsRh
Dosing based on the Redox potential of the water: an economical solution, based on an indirect measurement.
Details →
LDsCL
The amperometric cell directly measures the disinfectant concentration in mg/l, ensuring maximum dosing accuracy.
Details →
LD Dual Parameter
Simultaneous management of two parameters, for example pH and chlorine, with a single controller.
Details → Centurio PRO
Management of up to 10 parameters and of all the pumps in the installation, with touch screen and remote control as standard.
Details →Technical advice
Describe your plant and the flow rate of water to be treated: we will size the controller, pumps and accessories.