What’s Inside the Brochure
PRAB pH Adjustment Systems deliver two outcomes in one skid-mounted system: POTW-compliant treated water release and closed-loop water reuse. Four models handle 8,000–39,000 GPD. Every batch is automatically verified and logged — pH, volume, time/date — before release or return to the process. Lab-matched to your water chemistry. Performantee® guaranteed.
PRAB begins with a review of the customer’s application, then focuses on which pH adjustment system is best suited to the process. Customizable options are offered, simplifying the selection process.
PRAB has streamlined this process with its new water/wastewater analysis instrumentation and Complimentary Fluid Testing.
Backed by the PRAB Difference
pH is the measure of free acidity or free alkalinity of water. This is measured on a scale of 0-14, where values below 7.0 indicate acids and those above 7.0 indicate bases. Bases (i.e., Sodium Hydroxide, etc.), which are alkaline in nature, are used to neutralize acids, while acids (i.e., Sulfuric Acid, etc.) are used to neutralize alkalis.
A reliable, automated monitoring system is essential to ensure the wastewater treatment system is effectively controlled and delivers the desired results. PRAB offers a Continuous pH Adjusting System for higher flow rates (>10 gpm) and a batch pH Adjusting System for lower flow rates (typically <10 gpm).
Before discharging effluent from a wastewater treatment system to a publicly owned treatment works (or sewer), the pH must be within the specified compliance range, as pH is continuously monitored.
Key benefits include reduced risk of over- or underfeeding of the pH-adjusting chemistry, assured compliance with discharge requirements, improved system operational efficiency, and reduced labor costs by eliminating the need for constant monitoring.
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