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Thanks guys for your advice. Our investigations are ongoing and your pointers line up with are current assessment. Ed Stainless The tank is vented but only with a small 1" vent pipe. The external environment is a kiosk in which the tank is installed. The kiosk is outdoors. We don't know if...

Hello All I was wondering if anyone could help with a corrosion problem that we have encountered in some stainless steel (316L) Break tanks. The tanks are used in a water treatment process and the supply water is essentially potable with free chlorine levels of around 0.7 mg/L and a pH of...

Hello There I hope that you can help. A good friend of mine has a VW split screen van that he has shoehorned a 3.0L V6 renault engine into. He is having problems with the driveshafts which he is making up from 2 existing shafts to suit. Essentially, he is trying to join one half of a renault...

Regarding peristaltic pumps. Do not expect them to be maintenance free. The tubing in the pump head will get worn by the rollers. 4-6000 hrs life is quoted by some manufacturers.

Gallons per hour being the case then I agree, solenoids are out of the window. However, I would still advise a duty standby system on whatever you use, as both pump types you have mentioned are vulnerable to the occaisional failure. I have used Alldoss and Prominent pumps in similar conditions...

Further to last post. I assumed that by gph you meant gramms per hour. Did you actually mean gallons per hour?

ADAG Here is a starter for 10. Your dose rate may well be the key issue. Is the 100 gph related to the solution or the chemical mass flow? Either way, a finger in the air guess says that your volume flow rate is going to be in the order of 0.1 to 1 lph. At this low flow rate, motor driven or...