Cylinder Mounted Super CVR Gas Chlorinator

The chlorine gas from the cylinder enters the chlorinator where it is filtered to remove any foreign material which might be present. Water flowing through the ejector creates a vacuum which opens the inlet valve to admit the gas into the regulator. The spring opposed diaphragm regulates the vacuum at this point to a closely controlled value.

The gas passes through the flow meter(s) and the rate control valve and then to the ejector or ejectors where it is Thoroughly mixed and dissolved in the water and carried to the application point as a solution. When multiple metering tubes and ejectors are used, each operates independently of the others. Adjustment of one of the gas flow rates has no effects on other rates.

The gas passes through the flow meter(s) and the rate control valve and then to the ejector or ejectors where it is Thoroughly mixed and dissolved in the water and carried to the application point as a solution. When multiple metering tubes and ejectors are used, each operates independently of the others. Adjustment of one of the gas flow rates has no effects on other rates.

The gas passes through the flow meter(s) and the rate control valve and then to the ejector or ejectors where it is Thoroughly mixed and dissolved in the water and carried to the application point as a solution. When multiple metering tubes and ejectors are used, each operates independently of the others. Adjustment of one of the gas flow rates has no effects on other rates.