BASIC pH SYSTEM QUESTIONS

3.    Your water flow and plumbing:

• Is your flow constant or intermittent?

• If you are going to treat a raw water or a process water, what is the line size, the plumbing material, and the water pressure?

• Do you have a flowmeter that provides an output signal?

• If you have a wastewater, tell us about your collection system.  Is there a place for adequate mixing to occur?  Do you have any existing tankage?   What about pumps or any other water-handling equipment?

• Do you have occasional surges, or dumps, of either high or low pH water?

4.    Your output water:

• What is the target pH for your water?  If it is a wastewater, what is your effluent "window" for pH discharge?

• Is your pH treatment system voluntary, or are you under regulatory supervision?  If you are being watched, do you need to record your effluent pH?   Do you need a "fail-safe" system?

Tell us your whole story.  What else do we need to know to do the best possible job for you?  The more we know, the better our shot at putting together a successful, economical, and practical pH treatment system right from the start.   And we'll stick with you to insure that your system works effectively.  Give us a call or send a message.

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