Proportional-chlorinator.pdf (486.55 KB)
The proportional chlorinator is a sodium hypochlorite dosing system specifically designed for water treatment applications. Key characteristics of the system include:
- Non-electric operation: This chlorinator functions without the need for electricity, batteries, or photovoltaic panels. It operates automatically, relying solely on the water flow passing through it.
- Adjustable dosage: The chlorinator allows the operator to manually adjust the dosage of sodium hypochlorite, ensuring flexibility based on the specific needs of the water system.
- Durable and chemical-resistant: Constructed entirely from PVC, the unit is highly resistant to chemical corrosion, making it suitable for long-term use in various water treatment environments.
- Easy installation: The system requires minimal modification of existing pipelines, facilitating quick and straightforward installation.
- High dosing precision: It provides accurate dosing, contributing to efficient water treatment processes and maintaining chlorine concentration within safe limits.
- Low maintenance: The chlorinator is designed to reduce the need for frequent maintenance, with operational safety features ensuring that chlorine levels do not exceed set limits, even in the case of malfunctions.
- Compact size: With a small footprint, the chlorinator is space-efficient and easy to incorporate into existing setups.
The device is suitable for use in aqueduct depots and is designed to dose proportionally to the volume of incoming water. It is compatible with water temperatures between 3°C and 40°C and requires clean water, free of solids, for optimal performance. The maximum inlet water pressure is 3 atm, and the unit can handle a maximum flow rate of 4 cubic meters per hour.
