This utility model relates to the field of
water treatment technology, and in particular to an
intelligent control dosing device, including a
mixing tank. The inner wall of the
mixing tank is equipped with dosing components, and a mounting plate is installed on one side wall of the
mixing tank. This utility model controls the lifting
stroke of a metering cylinder via an electric
actuator. When the metering cylinder descends below the
water level, it draws the
chemical solution by gravity. After rising to a specific position, the
chemical solution is again discharged under gravity through a corresponding cylindrical groove, a circular hole, and an outlet
pipe, achieving quantitative dosing. Three sets of dosing components are arranged side-by-side on the crossbeam. According to actual needs, all three sets can be selected for simultaneous dosing, significantly improving work efficiency and meeting the needs of large-scale production scenarios. Alternatively, designated valves can be flexibly closed, allowing for individual dosing through designated outlet pipes, enhancing the device's versatility and practicality. The inlet
pipe and dosing
pipe independently
transport water and chemicals. Combined with a bottom motor-driven stirring shaft, this ensures thorough mixing of the
chemical solution within the mixing tank, effectively avoiding localized uneven concentrations.