Improving Functional Parameters for Hydro-Mechanical Systems from Treatment Station of Water

Aurora Alexandrescu; Simona Adina Miron

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.371.667

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Improving Functional Parameters for Hydro-Mechanical Systems from Treatment Station of Water

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This paper aims to analyze the connections between the functional parameters of pumping station and the quality parameters of drinkable water: 1) The connections estimation between the pumps head, flow and the waters turbulence. 2) The values analyze of chlorine and ammonium concentration depending on flow. 3) The water conductivity analyzes depending on flow.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 371)

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Aurora Alexandrescu, Simona Adina Miron

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Biological Stage, Coagulation Process, Flow, Head, Hydraulic Ram, Weir

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