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For Dosing (medicine), see [[dose]].<br> | For Dosing (medicine), see [[dose]].<br> | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
'''Dosing''' is the process of administering a measured amount of a medicine or chemical. In industry, dosing typically refers to the feeding of [[chemicals]] in small quantities into a process fluid or atmosphere at specific intervals so as to give said substance sufficient time to react and produce results. The dosing process is used in many fields and industries and typically requires the use of low-capacity pumps or gradual sprays. | '''Dosing''' is the process of administering a measured amount of a medicine or chemical. In industry, dosing typically refers to the feeding of [[chemicals]] in small quantities into a process fluid or atmosphere at specific intervals so as to give said substance sufficient time to react and produce results. The dosing process is used in many fields and industries and typically requires the use of low-capacity pumps or gradual sprays. | ||
==Use== | ==Use== | ||
The dosing technique is commonly used by engineers in thermal power stations and in other industries that generate steam. In power stations, treatment chemicals are injected or fed into a boiler in small dosages or at low injection rates. Dosing procedures are also used in textile and similar industries where chemical treatments are involved. | The dosing technique is commonly used by engineers in thermal power stations and in other industries that generate steam. In power stations, treatment chemicals are injected or fed into a boiler in small dosages or at low injection rates. Dosing procedures are also used in textile and similar industries where chemical treatments are involved. | ||
Chemical dosing of chemicals in agriculture is common, and typically consists of using hand held pressure spray pumps or similar devices to gradually disseminate specific chemicals to maximize their effectiveness. | Chemical dosing of chemicals in agriculture is common, and typically consists of using hand held pressure spray pumps or similar devices to gradually disseminate specific chemicals to maximize their effectiveness. | ||
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[[Category:Engineering]] | [[Category:Engineering]] | ||
[[Category:Agriculture]] | [[Category:Agriculture]] | ||
[[ru:Дозирование]] | [[ru:Дозирование]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:14, 24 June 2015
For Dosing (medicine), see dose.
Overview
Dosing is the process of administering a measured amount of a medicine or chemical. In industry, dosing typically refers to the feeding of chemicals in small quantities into a process fluid or atmosphere at specific intervals so as to give said substance sufficient time to react and produce results. The dosing process is used in many fields and industries and typically requires the use of low-capacity pumps or gradual sprays.
Use
The dosing technique is commonly used by engineers in thermal power stations and in other industries that generate steam. In power stations, treatment chemicals are injected or fed into a boiler in small dosages or at low injection rates. Dosing procedures are also used in textile and similar industries where chemical treatments are involved.
Chemical dosing of chemicals in agriculture is common, and typically consists of using hand held pressure spray pumps or similar devices to gradually disseminate specific chemicals to maximize their effectiveness.
Aerial dosing of chemicals via spray is also used in agricultural in order to eliminate harmful insects.
Chemical dosing is also used in commercial swimming pools to control pH balance, chlorine level, and other water quality criteria.