Stirred by the Sun

A solar-powered mixing system provides process consistency and control, enabling a southwest Arizona water utility to handle trihalomethane levels
Stirred by the Sun
Mounted on the tank roof, the mixer’s power system includes solar panels, a digital control panel, and a battery to store current for continual operation.

Meeting national standards for trihalomethane levels in drinking water created issues for the Main Street Water Treatment Plant in Yuma, Ariz.

Short-circuiting and thermal stratification in the three 3-million-gallon tanks at the booster pump station produced inconsistent...

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