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Product category: Control Valves (Rotary, Mixing, Temperature Control etc)
News Release from: ProMinent Fluid Controls (UK)
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 21 March 2006

Automatic batching units head for Qatar

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Polymer preparation and dosing systems for use at a sewage works in Qatar have been designed to work in ambient temperatures of 50C and at high relative humidity.

Prominent Fluid Controls has supplied adapted Ultromat polymer preparation and dosing systems for use at a sewage works in Qatar The ATF/96 4000 units have been designed to work in ambient temperatures of 50C and at high relative humidity

The ATF/96 4000 is a turnkey, three compartment automatic batching system for powdered and liquid flocculants, which allows the preparation of a 0.05 to 0.5% solution in batches of 4000 litre/hr.

A flow monitor continuously determines the the input of dilution water and a compact controller calculates and controls the supply of flocculant to ensure that the concentration of polymer solution remains at its preset level even when the water supply fluctuates.

The version of the unit was equipped with a stainless steel combined batching maturing and storage tank.

Tropicalised motors, with components encapsulated against high temperature and humidity levels, were fitted to the slow-running electronic stirrers to withstand the extremes of heat.

The system's control cabinet was mounted remotely from the preparation system in a control room, and was fitted with an internal cooling unit to prevent the electronics modules from overheating.

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