Chemical feed · transparent units

Dosing-pump flow calculator

Turn water flow and target dose into solution flow, daily active chemical and an estimated pump setting—without hiding strength, density or operating pressure.

Chemical dosing skid injecting solution into a water pipe
1 · Water and dose
2 · Product solution
3 · Candidate pump

Normal feed duty

Solution injection

Q × dose ÷ C
Required solution flow0.100L/h1.67 mL/min · 0.120 L/h with margin
Active chemical0.360 kg/day15.0 g/h
Estimated pump setting12.0%using design flow / rated flow
Tank endurance41.7 days2.40 L/day

Selection note:

What the result means

Capacity at pressure matters more than the label.

The pump must deliver the design L/h at injection pressure. Calibrate the installed pump with the real chemical; viscosity, off-gassing, suction lift and backpressure change delivery.

Solution concentration (g/L) = 10 × wt% × density × active fractionSolution flow (L/h) = water flow (m³/h) × dose (mg/L) ÷ concentration (g/L)Active kg/day = flow × dose × hours ÷ 1000

Do not guess the dose

The calculator solves feed rate, not treatment chemistry.

Determine dose from jar testing, demand testing, residual targets, a process specification or a qualified specialist. Entering a plausible-looking number does not make it safe.

  1. Verify material compatibility.
  2. Provide calibration and relief/backpressure hardware.
  3. Check minimum stable turndown.

Check the assumptions

Method and primary references

The equations are shown so the result can be checked. Product data and site conditions still govern final selection.

From answer to equipment

Bring the duty point, not just a product name.

Watermart can check the calculation against the actual water analysis, pressure, valve, pump and installation constraints.

Discuss this calculation

Educational preliminary calculation—not a stamped design, quotation, or treatment-performance guarantee.

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