Product category:
Potable water, test and treatment
News Release from: ProMinent Fluid Controls (UK)
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 April 2007
Scottish lead removal contract for
Proshield
A GBP750,000 order for monosodium phosphate dosing packages, to prevent lead absorption in water distribution pipe systems, will help Scottish Water meet its Q and S 11 programme
The GBP750,000 order for monosodium phosphate dosing packages has been placed by GMJV, a part of Scottish Water Solutions (SWS) SWS was formed by Scottish Water to manage and deliver some 70% of its Quality and Standards 11 (Q+S11) capital investment programme
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 26 Feb 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Consistent dosing of monosodium phosphate at the appropriate concentration into the water distribution system results in calcium phosphate being formed from calcium salts in the water which deposits as an inert coating on the inside of the pipework, preventing any lead from the pipe getting into the drinking water supply.
Proshield, a Motherwell based, wholly owned subsidiary of ProMininet Fluid Controls, worked closely with Scottish Water Solutions to design the packages, which were based around the ProMinent gamma/L precision dosing pump.
The dosing skids were built by ProMinent UK and Proshield undertook site installation.
The Proshield status as framework supplier to Scottish Water for the Q+S11 programme has also been extended by twelve months.
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