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nalinds

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What are the typical dosing velocities for dosing chemicals such as Alum, NaOCl, Sodium Bisulphate, NaOH, FeCl2 etc.
 
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Chemical transport velocities are generally in the 3 to 5 ft/sec range. If you have a slurry, the minimum velocity should be 4 ft/sec.
 
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Are you talking the velocity of the chemical dosing line or the process pipe line?
 
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