Automatic Dosing System

Automated chemical preparation, maturing and metered dosing for conditioning sludge before filter-press dewatering.

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Automatic dosing system with mixing tank and controls

SLUDGE CONDITIONING · ZHIZUN

01Automatic preparation 02Complete unit 03Stable dosing 04Press interlock

Automatic Dosing Options for the Actual Duty

Compare the available configurations, then confirm the final selection against the process and installed filter press.

Dissolving tanks, agitators, metering pumps, pipelines, valves and PLC cabinet

Fully-Automatic Dosing System

Prepares flocculant automatically and doses it in measured quantities to aggregate fine particles before dewatering.

OperationAutomatic mixing, maturing and metered dosing

ControlPLC automatic control with filter press interlock

Custom optionsTank volume, pump material, dosing flow and anti-corrosion configuration

Recommended duties

Sand-washing slurry
Mine tailings
Municipal sewage
Chemical sediment sludge

Compatible: Plate-frame, chamber and diaphragm filter press feed systems.

Selection note: Confirm chemical type and dosage with sludge laboratory testing. Excessive or insufficient dosing impairs dewatering; clean tanks regularly to prevent scaling and blockage.

Final capacity and dosing configuration must follow sludge throughput, concentration and chemical testing. Verify tank volume, pump material and dosing flow for independent purchases.

Confirm Chemistry Before Sizing the Unit

Select the dosing system around hourly sludge throughput, slurry concentration, chemical type and dosing result validated by sludge tests.

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Sludge Throughput

Size tank capacity and dosing flow around the hourly treatment requirement.

Slurry Concentration

Match solution concentration and metering-pump flow to the actual slurry.

Chemical Type

Confirm flocculant type and dose through sludge testing.

Feed Interlock

Coordinate start and stop with the filter-press feed process.

Condition Fine Particles Before Press Feeding

Quantitative flocculant dosing aggregates suspended fine particles into denser flocs, supporting faster solid-liquid separation and lower cake moisture.