Use & Functionality
Permanent measurement of charge density and dosing of polymeric flocculants with the PolyLyzer®
Integrate the PolyLyzer® wherever auxiliary materials are used for solid/liquid separation.
The integration of the PolyLyzer® is very simple. We set up the device and actively support you in connecting it to your existing system. The analyzer is placed near the centrate discharge. The only need is the program change of the existing PCL, which we are happy to accompany as well.
Application Areas
- Sewage sludge dewatering
- Sewage sludge thickening
- Drinking water treatmen
- Flotation
- Sedimentation
- Filtration
Control with reference variable charge quantity and charge density, proportional to quantity
Supported dewatering units
- Screw press
- Decanter centrifuges
- Belt presses
Requirements for integration
- Power connection 220 - 240 volt
- Water connection with GK coupling
- Sample line
- Drain
- Connection to SPS
Technical information
| Parameter | charge density |
| Measuring range | -100/+100 µeq/l -500/+500 µeq/l -1000/+1000 µeq/l -2000/+2000 µeq/l |
| Dimensions | 450 x 600 x 800 mm (TxBxH) |
| Weight | 65 kg |
| Electrical connection | 115 – 230 V 50 – 60 Hz |
| Outputs | (0)4 – 20 mA alarm relay; operation relay; Profibus optionally |
| Inputs | Remote control |
| Connections | remote control; sampling line; water supply; optional purge air |
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Over 30 years of experience in plant engineering
Innovative environmental protection and laboratory technology in the field of wastewater treatment and sewage sludge dewatering meet real, industrial and economic application at KAM Analysen- und Messtechnik GmbH. Our first patent, a chemical analysis method, is the basis for the PolyLyzer®.
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