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TMS in Standpipes
TMS in Standpipes
Description
Standpipes are greater in depth than diameter and can exceed 140 feet (43 m) tall. They are extremely prone to short-circuiting, incomplete mixing and water quality decay, especially in summer when colder inlet water sinks, resulting in temperature stratification and increased water quality issues.
The TMS uses a vertical manifold with multiple Tideflex® Inlet Nozzles at various elevations, which distribute momentum throughout the depth of the tank and achieve complete mixing. To eliminate short-circuiting, the Waterflex Outlet Valves are strategically located on the bottom of the TMS riser. For tanks with separate inlet and outlet pipes, the TMS is installed on the inlet pipe.
Contact us to see how we can find a solution to your needs.
Description
Standpipes are greater in depth than diameter and can exceed 140 feet (43 m) tall. They are extremely prone to short-circuiting, incomplete mixing and water quality decay, especially in summer when colder inlet water sinks, resulting in temperature stratification and increased water quality issues.
The TMS uses a vertical manifold with multiple Tideflex® Inlet Nozzles at various elevations, which distribute momentum throughout the depth of the tank and achieve complete mixing. To eliminate short-circuiting, the Waterflex Outlet Valves are strategically located on the bottom of the TMS riser. For tanks with separate inlet and outlet pipes, the TMS is installed on the inlet pipe.
Contact us to see how we can find a solution to your needs.

