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Chlorate decomposition process

2019-01-24View Original

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Let’s discuss how the pipeline that carries the brackish water resulting from the decomposition of chlorates is installed, and what its route is within the brackish water storage tank system. We enter directly from the top of the storage tank; high flow rates can cause cavitation in the circulating brine pump. How can this phenomenon be eliminated?
Reply #22019-01-27
If entering from the top of the tank, a bottom pipe should be installed; or enter from the side and install a check valve on the pipe.
Reply #32019-01-27
We are directly integrated into the dechlorination pipeline. What happens when cavitation occurs in you? Can’t the liquid be pumped up, or are there large pressure fluctuations?
Reply #42019-02-08
Bro, the flow rate of this device is determined by the amount of water flowing based on the level of current. You can add an inverter to the pump, which can be controlled from a central control system.

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