KQGV frequency controlled digital integrated water supply equipment has many advantages: safe water supply, reliable operation, water saving and hygiene, high efficiency and energy saving, intelligent monitoring and control.

The DG series segmental multistage centrifugal pumps use tension pins to connect the suction section, intermediate sections and discharge section into a single unit.

The static seal between the suction section, middle section and discharge section of the pump is made of metal seal and double O-ring seal, and the pump shaft seal uses high-performance hemp packing or mechanical seal, which is safe and reliable.

The AZ series slurry pump is an extension of the HTZ pump product line, which has been successfully developed by our company based on many years of technical experience and taking into account advanced foreign technologies.

Although reagent dosing plants in the petroleum and petrochemical industries do not directly produce products, they are an indispensable “guardian” and “lubricant” in the entire production chain.

The three-chamber solution preparation unit is designed specifically for dissolving and preparing solutions of high molecular weight polymer – polyacrylamide (PAM). Mainly used for flocculation treatment of industrial wastewater, flocculation in sludge dewatering, drinking water treatment, and wastewater treatment in chemical, pulp and paper and other industries.

An automated system of equipment for accurately dosing certain chemical reagents into the water being treated (“source water”). The main task is “accurate, continuous, automatic” dosing of reagents, replacing the unstable and ineffective manual method.

Equipment for automatic and precise dosing of chemical reagents into circulating cooling water systems, boiler plants or other water systems. Its main purpose is to prevent scale formation, corrosion and biological fouling (algae, bacteria) in the system by dosing certain chemicals, thereby ensuring its safe, stable and efficient operation.

Hardness ions (calcium, magnesium) in the boiler feed water enter into a chemical reaction at high temperatures or crystallize when the saturation concentration is reached, forming an insoluble scale that adheres tightly to the heated surfaces of the boiler.