Sensor Dosing Pump

A sensor dosing pump is a type of dosing pump that is equipped with sensors that measure the concentration of a chemical in a liquid or gas stream. These pumps are commonly used in water treatment, chemical processing, and other industries where precise dosing of chemicals is critical.

The sensors in a sensor dosing pump can be designed to measure a variety of chemical parameters, including pH, oxidation-reduction potential (ORP), dissolved oxygen, and conductivity. The sensor data is used to adjust the dosing rate of the pump in real-time, ensuring that the desired chemical concentration is maintained.

In a typical sensor dosing pump system, the sensor is connected to a controller that is programmed with the desired setpoint for the chemical concentration. The controller uses the sensor data to adjust the dosing rate of the pump to maintain the setpoint.

Sensor dosing pumps offer several advantages over traditional dosing pumps that do not have sensors. They provide real-time feedback on the chemical concentration, allowing for precise control and minimizing over- or under-dosing. This can reduce chemical waste and improve process efficiency. Additionally, some sensor dosing pumps are designed to be self-cleaning, reducing the need for maintenance and extending the lifespan of the pump.

Overall, sensor dosing pumps are a valuable tool for industries that require precise control over chemical dosing. They can improve process efficiency, reduce chemical waste, and help ensure consistent product quality.