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Flocculent Dosing for Clarifier

Flocculent Dosing for Clarifier Unique Dosing System, Nasik( Maharashtra) has an moxie in manufacturing and supplying of Flocculent Dosing For Clarifier. This system helps to keep your colaidal contamination buggas clean. Flocculants are reagent, natural or synthetic which are added to a dissipation of solids in a liquid to bring together fine patches to form floc. The flocculant process consists dissipation of polymer, transportation of polymer to solid phase also adsorption of polymer on solid face and permits conformation. Flocculent Dosing Pumps are suitable for Sugar, Leather, Pharmaceutical, Paper diligence and also in Dairy factory and Water treatment factory.

TESTING FACILITY

TEST FACILITY AT UDS

At time 6 pumps can be tested simultaneously
pump flow rate at working pressure
vibration of pump and motor, SOUND METER
Amp meter, Pressure meter
Voltage meter, Frequency meter.
All instruments are tested as per govt.standard at approved govt. lab
Pumps up to 7000 LPH flow and maximum 450 BAR pressure can be tested.

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FAQ

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Flocculent dosing in a clarifier involves the controlled addition of flocculants (chemicals that promote particle aggregation) into wastewater or water treatment systems. This process aids in the formation of larger particles (flocs) that settle more easily, enhancing the clarifying process.

It improves the efficiency of solid-liquid separation by facilitating the aggregation of fine particles into larger flocs, which settle faster and more completely in the clarifier, resulting in clearer effluent./div>

Flocculants are typically added upstream of the clarifier, where they mix with the incoming water or wastewater. The flocculants cause suspended particles to coagulate and form larger flocs, which settle under gravity in the clarifier.

It is used in municipal water treatment plants, industrial wastewater treatment facilities, mining operations, and other processes where effective solid-liquid separation is crucial for water purification and reuse.

Improved clarifier performance, increased solids removal efficiency, reduced turbidity and suspended solids in effluent, enhanced water quality, and compliance with regulatory discharge standards.

Common flocculants include inorganic chemicals (such as aluminum sulfate and ferric chloride) and organic polymers (such as polyacrylamides), each tailored to specific water chemistry and treatment requirements.

Dosage is determined based on factors such as water quality parameters (turbidity, suspended solids), flow rate, desired effluent quality, and the type of flocculant used. It is often optimized through jar testing or pilot studies.

Equipment includes dosing pumps, metering systems, mixing tanks or chambers, and sometimes automated control systems that adjust flocculant dosage based on real-time water quality measurements..

Regular maintenance involves checking dosing pumps for proper operation, inspecting and cleaning dosing lines and mixing equipment, ensuring accurate calibration, and replenishing flocculant stocks.

Common issues include improper dosing leading to ineffective flocculation, clogging of dosing lines, and chemical waste. These can be resolved by regular monitoring, adjusting dosing rates as needed, and maintaining equipment.