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The dosing, or in other words, the dosing pump is known as a positive displacement pump. Basically any substance or chemical; It is designed to integrate into the gas / water / steam flow. Small dosing pumps appear to provide a very precise flow rate for ultimate control. It is used in food processing, water and wastewater treatment applications or in many other industrial areas. It is possible to present fields such as mining, chemistry, paper, manufacturing and agriculture as examples.

Dosing pumps undertake to inject the product into the liquid stream, provided that it causes physical reaction with the chemical at the basic level. It is also possible to precipitate from any liquid in this way. In addition, dosing pumps may be needed to obtain the appropriate consistency for additives. In this sense, it is possible to say that it appeals to a wide perspective functionally. Dosing pumps operate in different ways according to brands and even models.

Among the types of dosing pumps; We can list the electromagnetic dosing pump, motor-driven dosing pump and non-electric dosage pump. There are also special dosage systems.

Dosing Pumps Without Electricity

The non-electric water powered dosing pumps are very simple in design but extremely effective. These efficient pumps, which do not require electricity, are as easy to commission as the installation process. One of the most important features that make these pumps privileged is that they can use different materials for different chemicals. Water powered pumps are directly installed in the water supply line and operated without electricity;  just uses water as power source. The water activates the pump to take up the required percentage of chemical and injects it into the water. Inside the pump, the chemical is mixed with water, and the water pressure forces the solution downstream. Once adjusted, the dispenser requires no action or external control.

The dosing of chemical will be directly proportional to the volume of water entering the dosing pump, regardless of variations in flow and pressure which may occur in the main line.

Dosing Pumps with Electric Motor

Motor-driven dosing pumps attract attention with their high performing capacity. This also applies to the maximum discharge pressure. These pumps, which are easily preferred in all chemical dosing applications due to their durable structure, are generally offered with accessories related to the suction and discharge line. There are also options such as PVC, PVDF or stainless steel heads. Mechanical diaphragm dosing pump, piston diaphragm dosing pump, hydraulic diaphragm dosing pump and piston dosing pump versions are available as pump technology.

Electromagnetic Dosing Pumps

Electromagnetic dosing pump, another popular dosing pump, has a similar logic to diaphragm dosing pumps in terms of principle. The only difference is that some kind of magnet gives the piston the force of motion. In this process, a magnetic field is created with electrical energy. Thus, it provides movement in the piston and the diaphragm integrated into the piston. This process leads to the formation of chemical dosage. PVDF, PP, PVC and Stainless steel models are available.