ORP Controlled Flow Adjustable Chlorine Dosing System

ORP Controlled Flow Adjustable Chlorine Dosing System

Tusaser ORP Controlled Flow Adjusted Chlorine Dosage System is an extremely precise and automatic dosing solution used in water purification and disinfection processes. This system adjusts the chlorine dosage according to the water's current ORP (Oxidation-Reduction Potential) value, ensuring effective disinfection of the water. The ORP value is an important parameter that indicates the chemical balance of the water, and the system continuously monitors this value, optimizing the chlorine dosage in real-time. This ensures that the disinfection process is carried out as efficiently as possible, preventing both excessive and insufficient chlorine dosing.

In this system, the dosing process can be manually adjusted, and the amount of chemical to be dosed can be precisely regulated via the pump’s stroke value. This flexibility allows for accurate and effective management of the chemical dosage in various water treatment processes. Flow-controlled dosing pumps operate based on the water flow rate, adjusting the dosage in proportion to the flow rate of the fluid. This feature ensures that the system operates at optimal performance under all conditions, keeping the water quality consistently at the desired level.

The system measures the set residual chlorine level, continuously monitoring the chlorine concentration in the water. When necessary, it can stop or continue dosing. Additionally, the dosing can be adjusted based on the water’s pH levels. This feature ensures that the chlorine dosage remains at the correct level even when pH levels fluctuate. pH-dependent dosage control helps maintain chemical balance, especially under changing water conditions.

The ORP-controlled dosing system also includes additional components such as electrodes (probes) and electrode housings, which are used to measure the water's ORP and pH values, allowing for automatic operation. These electrodes provide real-time data on the chemical state of the water, ensuring that the dosing is carried out accurately.

Flow control is another key feature of this system. The meter, which works in conjunction with the dosing pump, measures the flow rate of the water and directs the pump to add the correct amount of chemical accordingly. The meter sends pulse signals to the pump, which doses the appropriate amount of chemical in response to the flow rate of the water. This ensures that the dosage is continuously adjusted according to the water flow rate and chemical requirements, thereby enhancing system efficiency.