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How do a water softener and a salt tank work together?

2011-03-02View Original

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Recently, while working on a design, I encountered a problem: the client believed that the salt tank included in the standard configuration of fully automatic water softeners was too small, resulting in excessive effort required for adding salt, and therefore they wanted to use a salt reservoir instead. I would like to ask experts: how can a salt tank be used in conjunction with a fully automatic water softener? I hope experts can give me some advice! It would be best to have a detailed system diagram!
Reply #22011-03-02
The salt pond contains saturated brine, and regeneration is achieved by dilution at a constant flow rate; this automatic control is relatively simple.

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