Water treatment controller for an evaporative condenser
AssigneeAutotrol Corporation
InventorsMichael P. Bolton, James A. Rodrian, Donald R. Janke
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AssigneeAutotrol Corporation
InventorsMichael P. Bolton, James A. Rodrian, Donald R. Janke
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An apparatus controls the treatment of water that flows through a cooling system. The electrical conductivity of the water is sensed. A valve control opens a system drain valve when the sensed conductivity is greater than a threshold, and closes the drain valve when the conductivity drops below the threshold by a given amount. The water drained form the system is replenished through an inlet and a mechanism measures the volume of water added to the cooling system. Chemicals to treat the water are fed into the system when specified volumes of water have been added. The sensing of conductivity can be inhibited for a certain period following the application of the chemicals. A possible system malfunction is indicated when the conductivity does not drop below the threshold after the drain valve is open for a given period of time.
A water treatment controller, for an evaporative condenser system which includes a drain valve, a mechanism for replenishing water lost through evaporation and drainage and a chemical application device for adding at least one chemical to the water, said controller comprising:
An apparatus, for controlling the flow of a fluid through a system that has a drain valve and an inlet through which fluid is added to the system, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for chemically treating fluid flowing through a device that has a drain valve and an inlet through which fluid flows into the device, said apparatus comprising:
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