Integrity Municipal Systems (IMS) products

Lime is one of the most common and economical chemicals used in the water and wastewater treatment process. The cost of commercial bulk hydrated lime or prepared lime slurry solutions, however, becomes prohibitive for installations requiring a continuous, high volume supply, typically greater than 45 kgs/hr (100 lbs/hr). To help alleviate this cost, on-site slaking or hydration is the ideal solution. The Series A-758 lime slaker provides for reliable, efficient slaking of various grades of quicklime (CaO) at a substantial savings over other slaking methods. Through the pioneering use of paste-type slaking technology, the Series A-758 lime slaker consistently produces a more reactive lime slurry requiring less energy and less operator attention. The compact size and flexible configuration make this pre-engineered system ideal for new and retrofit installations.

The A-758 Plus Lime Slaker system provides reliable, efficient slaking of various grades of quicklime (CaO) at a substantial savings over other slaking methods. Our paste-type lime slaker produces a higher strength and more reactive paste resulting in more efficient use of lime. The resulting higher strength slurry reduces wasted lime and associated costs, ensuring treatment objectives are efficiently met. For over 40 years, we have pioneered the design and application of paste-type lime slakers. Our recent developments to the lime slaker technology bring new features which extend equipment life, reduce maintenance costs, and improve control and reliability.

The Series 31-165 microprocessor controlled weighbelt feeder controls the feed rate of dry chemicals with an accuracy as low as
0.25% of set rate. Its accuracy and instantaneous response to feed rate changes and variations in material density provide tight control of chemical usages and minimize waste. The controller can provide information about chemical application rate for record keeping or inventory control. The Series 31-165 weighbelt feeder is ideal for industrial and municipal water and wastewater treatment systems or for systems treating industrial process water.