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Water Maze Compact CoAg • 9.801-506.0-D
DEALER MANUAL WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM
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Compact CoAg Water Treatment Unit:
The Compact CoAg water treatment unit can be
installed as a recycle or a treat & discharge water
system. The Compact CoAg may also be installed as
a component of a system that incorporates multiple
water treatment technologies. In certain applications
the constituents in the water may require additional
pre-treatment or post treatment of the fl uid stream.
To assure the best processed water quality, pretreat-
ment of the waste water should be applied to address
the following waste water characteristics:
• Heavy solids: Excessive amounts of heavy sol-
ids (especially solids that quickly fall out) should
be removed prior to entering the Compact CoAg
system.
• Free-oils (oils that are fl oating on the surface of
the water): Although the Compact CoAg will typi-
cally address both free-oils and emulsifi ed oils,
excessive amounts of free-oils should be removed
prior to entering the system.
• pH of the water: Typically, the Compact CoAg
system performs best when the pH of the infl uent
waste water is between 7 and 8. If the pH is out-
side these limits, pH adjustment will be necessary.
Consult Water Maze for recommendation.
• Post-treatment: Subject to the application re-
quirements, additional water treatment may be
required.
Consult a Water Maze representative prior to com-
bining the Compact CoAg with other pre-treating
and post treating equipment.
TCLP Testing:
TCLP is one of the Federal EPA test methods that
are used to characterize waste as either hazardous
or non-hazardous for the purpose of disposal. TCLP
is an acronym for Toxicity Characteristic Leaching
Procedure. A TCLP test may be required prior to
disposal of your solid waste. Consult a Water Maze
representative for details.
Site Preparation:
The installation site surface should be of compacted
materials, such as concrete, asphalt or pavement and
capable of supporting the Compact CoAg treatment
system.
APPLICATION AND INTENDED USE
Typical Applications
This section outlines some of the common confi gura-
tions for the Compact CoAg module.
As a treatment & discharge system:
1. Compact CoAg unit receives pretreated water and
applies pH control (if required); applies chemical
coagulant and chemical fl occulent.
2. A small cone-bottom reactor tank is positioned
immediately after the Compact CoAg unit, which
allows for mixing of the chemical fl occulent and
provides additional processing dwell time.
a. This is the most (highly) recommended confi gu-
ration. (See special note* below).
b. Maximum estimated fl ow rate = up to 20 gpm
3. An IPF2-20D Indexing Polishing Filter (standard
unit, or High-boy unit), along with a lower water
retention container is positioned after the above
reactor tank. The IPF2-20D unit provides for sepa-
ration and dewatering of the gathered (fl occulated)
matter.
SPECIAL NOTE* – Confi guring the 150-gallon tank (as
shown), or another size of cone-bottom tank.
This tank receives the CoAg+ coagulated water (CoAg+
chemical injected in the 1st mixing tube) immediately
after the EC+ fl occulent is injected in the 4th mixing
tube. Please take note of the pipe on the inside of the
tank. It must be positioned near where the sloped-
bottom begins and it should have an elbow (45 or 90
degree) at the bottom that releases the water on an
oblique angle, which effectively allows the water to swirl
and to complete the mixing of the EC+ coagulant. Also
note the vertically oriented PVC Tee on the opposite
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WARNING
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WASTE WATER
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CoAg UNIT
IPF UNIT
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CoAg UNIT
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The above shows a typical (most common) confi guration for
treatment & discharge (to sewer) applications.
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