PIG-06-05 · Drinking Water
Water Treatment & Dosing
Treatment chosen from a test of your water, and proportional dosers for approved products.
- Treatment by water quality
- Proportional dosing
- Mixing and bypass
- Used in
- Whole farm
- Made to
- Your house, herd size and layout
- Order as
- Single items, complete rooms or part of a turnkey farm
About water treatment & dosing
Water treatment starts with a test of the source water: the results decide which filtration or treatment is needed. Separately, proportional dosers add approved water-soluble products to the drinking line. Dosing is not water treatment — both are planned with backflow protection and a way to flush the lines.
Common configurations
Treatment by water quality
Filtration or treatment chosen from the test.
Proportional dosing
Dosers driven by the water flow.
Mixing and bypass
Lines that can run without the doser.
Selection checklist
Before we send a layout or quotation, we confirm these points with you.
| Point to confirm | Why we ask |
|---|---|
| Source water test | Basis for any treatment. |
| Treatment target | What the water must achieve. |
| Material compatibility | Products against pipes and seals. |
| Dosing conditions | Flow and pressure range. |
| Backflow protection | Protects the source. |
| End-point checks and flushing | Test at the drinker, flush after dosing. |
Dimensions, materials and quantities are confirmed for each project.
Scope of supply
| Usually in the package | Agreed in each contract |
|---|---|
| Water lines, filters and pressure regulators | Water source and water quality testing |
| Meters and dosing units where ordered | Treatment of raw water and storage |
| Drinkers and bowls | Drainage and waste water |
Fits with
Tell us about your farm
Share the herd size, the stages you want to equip and where the farm is — our engineers will suggest a configuration.