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Botanical Extraction Pumps for Botanical Extraction Pulsafeeder has both the product portfolio and experience in botanical extraction processes to help tailor your system to your specific needs. Our rotary gear pumps are routinely used in the following processes: Wiped Film Evaporation Thin Film Evaporation Solvent Recovery Fine Chemical Distillation Liquid Separation Plant Extraction Botanical Extraction … Continue reading Botanical Extraction

WATER TREATMENT Water Treatment is in Pulsafeeder’s DNA For more than 70 years, Pulsafeeder pumps have been used to treat water at hundreds of industrial & municipal plants around the globe. Municipal Water Treatment Applications include (but are not limited to): Metering of sodium and calcium hypochlorites for disinfection Acid and caustic injection for pH … Continue reading Water Treatment

pH control The term pH describes the acidity or alkalinity of water. A pH of 7 is neutral.  Lower values are acidic, and pH greater than 7 is alkaline. The pH of the incoming water used at municipal and industrial plants changes seasonally – or regularly – depending on storms, or man-made interventions upstream. As … Continue reading pH Control

Disinfection Pulsafeeder Pumps are used in Municipal Water Treatment, Wastewater Disinfection and in the manufacturing of Disinfectants. Pulsafeeder offers a wide variety of designs and materials that are perfectly suited for these chemicals and more. Contact Us Water and Wastewater Disinfection Sodium Hypochlorite. When sodium hypochlorite (bleach) comes in contact with bacteria, it oxidizes molecules … Continue reading Disinfection

Frequently Asked Questions Who do I contact for issues? Expand First step – please contact the rep in your area. If unsuccessful, contact Pulsafeeder EPO or SPO using list below EPO – Pulsafeeder Rochester (585-292-8000), for: Pumps: PulsaPro, Pulsa, Pulsar, Eclipse, Eastern, Eco, Isochem, Periflo Controllers: XAE, DLC, DLCM, ECA, ELMA, Pulsamatic, RV SPO – … Continue reading Frequently Asked Questions

Cooling Towers Industrial plants generate a lot of heat, which is typically removed by water that evaporates in cooling towers. As cooling towers transfer heat from evaporating water to ambient air, dissolved solids like calcium and magnesium remain in the cooling tower. Over time, an accumulation of solids will diminish thermal efficiency and cause corrosion. … Continue reading Cooling Towers