vikingkerny
Industrial
- Oct 2, 2002
- 1
Hi,
I am not an Engineer so I decided to come here and hopefully one could help me. We have a newly installed Reverse Osmosis Water System in our facility. The piping is polypropylene and is 32mm in diameter. If needed I can get the pump info but don't have it here now.
We would like to know the minimum flow rate that is needed to generate a turbid flow. Turbid flow is needed to prevent the buildup of biological material (biofilm i.e. bacteria, mold, etc.) from growing in the system.
The answer or a place to go and find it for ourselves would be greatly appreciated.
Do you need to know the pressure of the system, HP or RPMs of the motor (Pump), number of drops etc.?
Thank you,
vikingkerny
I am not an Engineer so I decided to come here and hopefully one could help me. We have a newly installed Reverse Osmosis Water System in our facility. The piping is polypropylene and is 32mm in diameter. If needed I can get the pump info but don't have it here now.
We would like to know the minimum flow rate that is needed to generate a turbid flow. Turbid flow is needed to prevent the buildup of biological material (biofilm i.e. bacteria, mold, etc.) from growing in the system.
The answer or a place to go and find it for ourselves would be greatly appreciated.
Do you need to know the pressure of the system, HP or RPMs of the motor (Pump), number of drops etc.?
Thank you,
vikingkerny