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Information Required for a Water Treatment Quotation

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Article ID: KBA-3
Date: November, 2021

If you are considering purchasing a new water treatment system or upgrading your current one, you’re in the right place. To assist you in this process, we have created a quote form with a list of questions that outline the essential requirements for selecting the right water treatment system. The answers you supply on the form will help us correctly quote the system and streamline your decision-making to ensure our solution meets your requirements.

Quote Form Options

After completing this form, you will receive an email with all your answers for reference. If you get stuck answering any questions, call the Dowdens Water Treatment team on 1300 176 074 for help. A water treatment specialist will also contact you to answer any further questions.

Water Treatment System Information for Quote Form

If you require a detailed quotation for a Water Treatment System, fill in this form. You will receive an email back with a copy of the information you supplied. If you have any questions about the required information on this form, you are welcome to contact the Dowdens Water Treatment Team on 1300 176 074 for help.

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This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Contact Details

Name*
Email*
If you are not a company just enter N/A
Address*

Budget & Time Frame

What is your budget requirement?
DD slash MM slash YYYY
When do you require the system to be installed by?

Water Supply Information

Raw Water Supply*

Where does your raw water source come from?
Treated Water Use*

How is your TREATED WATER going to be used?
Water Supply*

Is your current water supply Direct Online or supplied via a storage tank? If other please specify.

Specific Requirements & Equipment

Is the current water supply causing issues that need to be rectified? Your specific requirement will help decide to what level the water will need to be treated.
Do you have an existing Water Treatment system? If so, what? Is your current water treatment system underperforming? Tell us more about it, possibly it could be upgraded, saving you a total replacement cost.

Flow Rates & Pressure

What Continuous Flow Rate in (LPM - Litres Per Minute) do you require? The continuous flow rate will help with deciding what equipment will be required to maintain your usage requirements.
What is your Peak Flow Rate in (LPM - Litres Per Minute)? The “Peak Flow Rate” is defined as a sudden and sustained increase in the loading into a water treatment plant. Peak flows can be delineated into “instantaneous” (about one hour) or “sustained” (about 24 hours).
What is your Mains Pressure in PSI and what pressure pump are you currently using? Please add the Pump Brand and Model no.
To measure constant water pressure in PSI, attach a pressure gauge anywhere on the site on the water supply piping. Ensure no plumbing fixtures are running, and if a well and pump system serves the site, make sure that you have run the water until the pump starts running, then turn the water off.
The most accurate method is to install a pressure gauge making sure to have it installed by a certified plumber. Check the pressure in PSI when all water-using appliances are turned off to get a baseline reading.
What is your pipe size both (Inlet/Outlet) and material? Examples: PVC, Copper, Steel

Water Usage Requirements

Hours Per Day*

How many hours per day will the treated water be required?
Days Per Week*

How many days per week will the treated water be required?
Your daily usage is essential to know. It is nearly impossible to know what size the water treatment system needs without knowing the daily usage.

Site Details

If you are looking to have a new water treatment system installed, how much space is available? You will need to supply dimensions for the Width x Depth x Height in (metres)
Lifting equipment and vehicle access may be required to install the water treatment equipment; please supply the dimensions in metres of the available space to access the water treatment site.
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    Upload your site photos and site map here.

    Water Testing and Observation Results

    Important Note: If a detailed analysis is not available the following information must be obtained or a water sample supplied. If you have water test results, please upload it below and input SUPPLIED in the fields below.
    The total concentration of calcium and magnesium salts in the water. Total hardness is meausred in milligrams per litre(mg/L) or parts per million.
    A measure of the magnesium salts dissolved in water. Total Manganses is meausred in milligrams per litre(mg/L) or parts per million.
    Iron is seldom found at concentrations greater than 10 milligrams per liter (mg/L) or 10 parts per million. However, as little as 0.3 mg/l can cause water to turn a reddish brown color.
    The accumulated total of all solids that might be dissolved in water. Solids Usually called TDS. TDS is measured in milligrams per litre(mg/L) or parts per million.
    A measure of the acidity of water. The pH scale runs from 0 to 14 with 7 being the mid-point or neutral.
    Muddy, clouded, stirred-up sediment, silt, clay, etc. Turbidity is the cloudiness or haziness of a fluid caused by large numbers of individual particles in the water. The most common units are Nephelometric Turbidity Units (NTU) or Formazin Nephelometric Units (FNU).
    Water Colour*

    What colour is the water?
    Odour*

    How does the water smell?
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      If you your water test results, please upload the results here.
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