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I BULLETIN I I I 1 I I I I I I i I I I INSTRUCTIONS for BRINE MEASURING SYSTEMS with NO. 122 BRINE MEASURING VALVE and NO. 71OO PKHR BRINE TRANSFER VALVE " NO. 400 BOB WATER/ FLOAT VALVE FRESH REFILL / TO SUCTION / PORT OF BRINE STORAGE TANK J MEASURING VALVE / BRINE L,, -o; ,.’:,--r -T MEASURING .....; , o’o’,’-’;:I/ _"k TANK NO. 7100 PKHR 12" APPROX. BRINE TRANSFER VALVE NORMAL INSTALLATION STORAGE TANK ALTERNATE REMOTE INSTALLATION NO. I;2 BRINE MEASURING VALVE TO sucTION .r-- PORT OF BRINE ,--. INJECTOR N O. 7 00 PKHR VALVE I-.--{ WITH PUMP SWITCH il [ I BRINE BRINE PUMP MEAURING SALT STORAGE BRINE MAKING PiT 5.893R1 1. With the Brine Measuring Tank full and the 122 Brine Measuring Valve in the "Float Up" position, the valve is ready to open when vacuum is applied. The Brine Transfer Valve is positively held closed by pressure thru tube #1. 2. When unit starts its brine operation, water passes thrd the injector, creating vacuum in the brine line to the 122 Valve. 3. With the control in the ’Float Up" position and vacuum present, the 122 Valve opens to a11ow brine to flow through the injector into the unit. Brine flows thru the unit and out to waste. 4. As the brine is withdrawn from the Brine Measuring Tank, the float travels down the float rod. Upon contacting the lower stop, the pilot control is positioned to apply positive pressure to the cover chamber of the 122 Valve. Pressure closes the valve and stops the flow of brine to the unit. 5. When the flow of brine stops, only fresh water continues to flow thru the injector to rinse the brine from the unit. 6. The Brine Transfer Valve is held closed until the brine line is repressurized after the brine rinse step. 7. At this time the pressure is directed thru tube #2 to the power unit chamber of the 7100 PKI-IR transfer valve causing it to open, permitting brine flow from the salt storage tank to the brine measuring tank. 8. As the Brine Measuring Tank refills, the float travels up the float rod. Upon contacting the upper stop, the pilot control is positioned to close the Brine Transfer Valve and hold positive pressure to the cover chamber of the 122 Valve, maintaining it in its already closed position. 9. Fresh water is admitted into the Salt Storage Tank by the Bob Float Valve. The lowest level in the Salt Storage Tank is automatically maintained above the highest level in the Brine Measuring Tank. The operation of the No. 122 Brine Measuring Valve and the No. 7100 PKHR Brine Transfer Valve is described under steps thru 7. Refill of the brine measuring tank is then by pumping rather than gravity. With the Brine Pump ’System the 7100 PKHR Brine Transfer Valve is fitted with either a mechanical or pressure switch to start and stop the brine pump. A mechanical switch is activated by the vertical movement of the diaphragm in the 7100 valve. A pressure switch is activated by pressure tube No. 2. When tube No. 2 is pressured, the 7!.00 valve opens, the pump starts, and brine is pumped into the brine measuring tank until the float bears against the upper stop and positions the Pilot Control. This relieves pressure in tube No. 2 and pressurizes tube No. to close the 7100 valve and stop the brine pump.
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