Automatic chemical solution mixing unit

Liquid purification or separation – Flow – fluid pressure or material level – responsive – Proportionate feed means

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210110, 210139, 210205, 210219, C02B 118

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044154461

ABSTRACT:
A low cost automatic system for making up a chemical solution for use in a water treatment facility includes a mixing tank having high and low liquid level switches disposed therein. A water supply line having a remotely-controlled solenoid valve supplies water to the mixing tank. A pressure regulator in the water supply line maintains the water pressure in the line between about 5 pounds per square inch and 125 pounds per square inch. Water treatment chemicals are stored in a supply tank and are fed by a metering pump to the mixing tank through a supply line. An electrical control circuit is responsive to the high and low liquid level switches in the tank. The control circuit operates the solenoid valve in the water supply line and the chemical pump as required to maintain a supply of chemical solution in the mixing tank.

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