Designed for nurseries, poultry farms, piggeries and other Victorian properties using dam, bore or tank water. We test the water, size the dosing system and commission it for the required flow and application.
Illustrative system layout. Final pipework, chemical selection, dosing rates and monitoring points are designed from water analysis, flow and site requirements.
pH correction is optional and is mainly required where the source-water pH changes or rises, which can occur in dams with algae and seasonal conditions. Bore water and other water sources with a stable, suitable pH may only require the chlorine disinfection system. Where pH correction is needed, it is completed before chlorination so the chlorine stage can operate consistently.
Dam water can change with rainfall, algae, storage conditions and seasons. Automatic dosing responds to the actual water and maintains the commissioned setpoint. An online pH monitor provides a useful real-time indication of pH levels.
Chlorine can control many bacteria and viruses when the dose, water demand, contact time and residual are correct. An online ORP monitor provides a useful real-time indication of chlorine oxidation activity.
Untreated surface water and poorly maintained water tanks or lines can introduce bacteria, organic matter and biofilm. A properly designed system supports cleaner distribution lines, more consistent irrigation and better irrigation-water hygiene.
pH correction and chlorine disinfection for irrigation water, spray lines, misting systems and plant-production areas.
Water hygiene for drinking lines and storage systems, helping limit bacterial contamination and biofilm that can affect water delivery, animal growth and mortality, particularly in young birds.
Automatic treatment for livestock drinking-water systems, with monitored dosing and site-specific commissioning to support water hygiene, growth and the health of young pigs.
Each system is assembled to suit your water source, daily demand and water flow.
Confirm pH and alkalinity stability, iron, bacteria and other parameters relevant to the source and use.
Confirm flow, pressure, daily demand, pipe size, contact time and site layout.
Size dosing pumps, drums, controls, probes, injection points and any required treatment.
Set up the system, verify operation, train staff and provide a maintenance schedule.
Tell us your water source, pipe flow, daily use and whether it is for irrigation, poultry, pigs or any other animals. We will recommend the right treatment approach.