Notes from the field
Application notes, guides and project stories on disinfection, chemical dosing and water treatment.
Pressure Class and Material Selection Guide for Gas Chlorination Systems
In water and wastewater treatment facilities, as well as industrial process plants, elemental chlorine (\(\text{Cl}_2\)) is widely utilized for disinfection. Due to its…
The Unsung Hero Boosting Production Efficiency in the Food and Pharmaceutical Industries: Static Mixers
In the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries, efficient, hygienic, and precise mixing processes form the foundation for product quality and cost control.…
Static mixers: homogeneous mixing without moving parts
Injecting a chemical into the line is not enough — it has to mix. A static mixer does this with the energy of the flow itself, with no motor and no maintenance.
Six parameters to check when selecting a dosing pump
Flow and pressure alone are not enough. Chemical compatibility, suction conditions, control mode and accessories decide whether the pump will work in the field.
Why the vacuum principle makes gas chlorination safe
In vacuum-type gas chlorination the chlorine leaves the cylinder under vacuum, not under pressure. Here is what happens if a line is damaged, and how the rooms of a chlorination plant are laid out.
Would the Tank Have Exploded If the Temperature Had Risen? Yes—Here’s Why
What happens if a tank, filled to 88% capacity at 20°C, is heated to 68°C? Nothing? Does it just feel a bit warmer? No. If a closed container holds liquid chlorine, it…