Two Automatic Lime Metering Systems Used in Municipal Reclaimed Water Treatment of Fossil-Fueled Power Plant

Shu Hao Huo; Xue Jing Zheng; Zhao Qin Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.3105

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Two Automatic Lime Metering Systems Used in Municipal Reclaimed Water Treatment of Fossil-Fueled Power Plant

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The advanced lime treatment system of municipal reclaimed water is applied increasingly extensive in fossil-fueled power plants. Lime metering is one core technique of this system. Lime metering in dry condition and lime metering in wet condition have advantages of metering accurately, no leakiness, no blockage, less investment, full automatic control and etc. These two automatic lime metering systems can meet the operation demand of the advanced lime treatment system.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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3105-3108

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Shu Hao Huo, Xue Jing Zheng, Zhao Qin Ma

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Fossil-Fueled Power Plant, Lime Metering System, Metering in Dry Condition, Metering in Wet Condition, Municipal Reclaimed Water

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