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Influent tank (1) Water is transferred into the influent tank (1) from an external source. When adequate supply of water has been transferred into the influent tank, and provided Clean Water tank #6 has room for additional supply, the systems automation (Programmable Logic Controller or PLC) will allow water to be processed. The pH of the water is automatically adjusted in the influenttank using a digital pH controller and chemical injection pump. Control Tower (2) The control tower (2) houses DC power supplies which provides DC voltage to the electrolytic cells. Water tight NEMA 4 rated enclosures are used to house the PLC and other automation equipment for added corrosion protection, As an option, we offer PLC communication which provides the capability of monitoring, updating system operations and troubleshooting the treatment system via the internet, directly from the factory service center, Electrolytic Cell Assembly (3) Fach cell assembly consists of one quick change -out electrolytic cell, Multiple electrolytic cell assemblies may be installed in parallel to achieve desired flow rates, The submersible pump (located in the influent tank) transfers wafer through the cell assembly, simultaneously DC current is applied to the cell(s). When the cell(s) is used up, the system will illuminate a light on the control panel indicating that it is time to change -out the cell assembly. The applied electrical charge, combined with the ionic discharge from the electrolytic cell, begins the process of coagulation and solids separation, The process also generates small micro -bubbles, which become attached to the coagulated agglomerations causing them to become buoyant for automatic removal. Separator Tank (4) Water containing coagulated contaminants is transferred from the electrolytic cells into the separator tank. The separated contaminants will either float or sink inside the separator tank. The floating material is pushed out the top of the separator tank and is transferred to the sludge accumulation tank (6). Material that settles to the bottom of the fan* is also transferred to the sludge accumulation tank using a sludge pump. Clean WaterTank (5) Water then flows into the final clean water tank (5) where it is ready for reuse or discharged to sewer. Treated water is airrrop Environmental, 2775 29th Ave. 5W, Tumwater, WA 98512, (360) 943-6495 subject to application requirements for reuse or sewer discharge limits. Sludge Accumulation Tank (6) Contaminants that are separated from the water are transferred to the sludge accumulation tank (6J. As the micro -bubbles de -gas, the sludge settles and is contained in the bottom of the tank. Subject to each application, the accumulated sludge must be routinely removed from the tank and disposed of according to local code, Excess water above the sludge line, will overflow back into the influent tank for re -processing through the treatment system. For recycled water or where applications require a pressurized sewer discharge , a water Pressurization System is offered with the recycle models. The kit includes a corrosion -resistant stainless steel pressure pump (7), liquid sanitation injection system (8) and a flow control system (9), Summary The ElectroPulse system is completely automated and requires no daily maintenance, only a "tour" of the system. The typical consumable items will be pH control chemicals (if required) and periodic electrolytic cell replacement. Although the consumable costs will vary for each application, the ongoing cost of operation (Le_ electricity to operate the system; cell replacement costs; and a labor factor to replace each cell) about 1130 or $3.00 per 1,000 gallons of processed water, EP5-WR