Reclaimed water chlorinating device of sewage treatment system
A sewage treatment system and reclaimed water technology, applied in the direction of sterilization/microdynamic water/sewage treatment, etc., can solve the problems of large consumption of sodium hypochlorite, large dosage of sodium hypochlorite, adverse effects of green plant growth, etc., to save money and avoid adverse effects effect of influence
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[0011] See the accompanying drawings for details. This embodiment provides a reclaimed water chlorination device for a sewage treatment system, including a first-stage water outlet pump room, a water storage tank, and a reclaimed water workshop. The production pipeline of the reclaimed water workshop is connected to the first A chlorination metering pump, a second chlorination metering pump is added in the pump forebay of the primary outlet pump room, and the first and second chlorination metering pumps are connected with signal converters and PLC to realize automatic control of dosing amount. The first and second chlorination metering pumps use P056 electromagnetically driven diaphragm metering pumps. The dosing pipeline of the second chlorination metering pump directly leads to the lower position of the pump head of the suction well in the forebay of the pump. In order to ensure that the residual chlorine content in the effluent is stable and up to standard, the sodium hypoch...
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