Installation and operating instructions: JUDO UNIDOS digital dosing pump systems JUD-KH 6-50 and 6-100 (cold water) / JUD-HH 6-50 and 6-100 (hot water)
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Solution:
1. Necessary dosing quantity for system content
2
JHL
for
Dosing
*
content
System
quantity
Dosing
ml
m
ml
m
quantity
Dosing
625
³
125
*
³
5
2. Necessary dosing time
.
60
*
min
%
100
at
capacity
Dosing
content
system
for
quantity
Dosing
time
Dosing
.
5
.
60
*
7222
*
625
min
min
ml
h
ml
time
Dosing
After 5 minutes, the dosing pump must be switched to standby via the Ext. stop signal input.
7.2
Contact operating mode
If JUDO contact water meters or contact water meters are used with identical pulse
sequences, the setting of the dosing capacity can be undertaken with typical system-
induced back pressures as listed in Chap. 3.3.1, Tab. 8!
In general, the setting of the dosing capacity must be calculated as follows.
Given:
-
Desired dose concentration, e.g. 500 ml/m³
-
Pulse sequence contact water meter, e.g. 2000 pulse/m³ (Q3 = 4, see Chap. 3.3.1, Tab. 7)
-
System-induced back pressure, e.g. 6 bar
-
Displaced volume at system-induced back pressure: 0.86 ml/stroke (see Chap. 7, Tab. 15)
Required:
-
Dosing capacity setting
Solution:
%
100
*
volume
Displaced
*
sequence
Pulse
ion
concentrat
Dosing
capacity
Dosing
%
29
%
100
*
86
,
0
*
³
2000
³
500
Stroke
ml
m
Pulse
m
ml
capacity
Dosing
If the resultant setting > 100 %, a contact water meter with a reduced pulse sequence or
a dosing pump with a higher dosing capacity must be used!
Technical advice necessary!