Portable Chloramine Boosting System
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Portable Chloramine Boosting System
A portable trailer-mounted chloramine boosting system combined with an active water mixer is an innovative and essential tool for municipalities seeking efficient and effective disinfection of potable water storage tanks. This system is designed to provide on-site chloramination, which is the process that includes adding chloramine, a combination of chlorine and ammonia, to water to achieve long-lasting disinfection. The portability of the trailer-mounted unit ensures that it can be easily transported to various locations, addressing the needs of multiple storage tanks across different sites within a municipality with a single system. The compact design of the trailer allows for easy maneuverability and quick setup, making it an ideal solution for emergencies or routine maintenance.
The versatility of this system makes it suitable for various applications beyond potable water storage tanks. It can disinfect pipelines, water mains, and other critical components of a municipality’s water distribution network. This flexibility is particularly beneficial during construction, repairs, or when addressing contamination incidents. The system’s mobility allows for rapid deployment to affected areas, providing immediate chloramine boosting capabilities to restore safe drinking water to the community.
The design of the trailer-mounted chloramine boosting system prioritizes safety and ease of operation. The enclosed trailer protects the equipment from environmental factors and unauthorized access, while the user-friendly interface ensures that operators can quickly learn and manage the system. Comprehensive safety features, including leak detection, spill containment, and proper ventilation, are integrated to protect personnel and the environment from potential hazards associated with chemical handling.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How big are the trailers?
Typical sizes are 6’x10 to 7’x16”
Can chemicals be transported in the trailer?
No.
What power is required?
120 volt, 20 amp circuit
Can this be used for more than one tank?
Yes
How big are the chemical storage tanks for storing chemicals?
Typical sizes are 220 gallons for sodium hypo and 65 gallons for ammonia solution.
Other sizes are available upon request
Does the trailer come with all of the necessary equipment mounted inside?
Yes
Are the walls lined with a protective coating?
Rhino lining is used to cover the interior walls of the trailer.
What is the floor lined with?
Non skid, PVC coin patterned flooring.
Does it come with an eyewash station?
Eyewash stations can be provided
Are chemicals properly labeled?
Yes
Is the trailer supplied with power?
Trailer comes with a disconnect switch.
Where is the best place to install a trailer at a reservoir site?
Typical install is located right next to the reservoir, usually near the hatch.
Can you rent trailers?
Yes