Tideflex Mixing System Eliminates Stagnation in Potable Water Tanks |
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Tideflex Technologies
700 N. Bell Ave., P.O. Box 548
Carnegie, PA, 15106
USA
Press release date: November 18, 2008
(CARNEGIE, PA - November 18, 2008) Many potable water tanks or reservoirs depend on a typical common inlet/outlet to maintain drinking water quality. This system often proves inadequate when water outside the common inlet/outlet area of influence becomes stagnant, creating dead spots where bacteria are likely to multiply.
Tideflex Technologies' Tideflex® Mixing System (TMS) greatly improves the quality of drinking water in finished water storage reservoirs. The TMS is a combination of patented Tideflex® Check Valve technology and a piping manifold that separates the inlet and outlet. The TMS can be installed in new or existing water storage tanks of all shapes and sizes to eliminate stagnation and short-circuiting. Operating on the differential pressure that is already in place, the TMS keeps energy costs low, while the all-elastomer construction of the Tideflex® Check Valve renders the system virtually maintenance free.
For more information on Tideflex® check valves, air diffusers, effluent diffusers and the unique Tideflex® Mixing System for potable water mixing, contact Tideflex Technologies, 700 N. Bell Ave., Carnegie, PA 15106, 412-279-0044, fax: 412-279-7878, email: info@tideflex.com, web: www.tideflex.com.
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