The system typically consists of several key components, including a storage tank, a metering pump, a control system, and various valves and piping. The storage tank holds the hypochlorite solution that will be used in the dosing process. The tank is typically made of plastic or fiberglass and is designed to withstand the corrosive properties of the hypochlorite solution being stored.

The metering pump is used to accurately dispense a specific amount of hypochlorite solution into the system. The pump can be controlled manually or automatically, depending on the application.

The control system is used to monitor and regulate the hypo dosing process. It typically includes sensors, such as chlorine sensors, that measure the concentration of chlorine in the system, and control valves that regulate the flow of hypochlorite solution.

The valves and piping in the system are used to direct the flow of hypochlorite solution from the storage tank to the metering pump and into the process or system. They are typically made of materials that are resistant to corrosion from the hypochlorite solution being used.

Advantages of using a Hypo Dosing system: -Accurate dosing of chemical solution, which ensures efficient and effective water treatment -Optimized chemical usage, which reduces costs and improves sustainability -Automation of dosing process, which eliminates human error and increases safety -Real-time monitoring of chemical levels, which enables early detection and correction of any issues -Reduced chemical storage space and handling requirements

Overall, a hypo dosing system is used to introduce a precise amount of sodium hypochlorite into a process or system, typically for water treatment, disinfection and sanitization. The use of a hypo dosing system can lead to more accurate, efficient and cost-effective water treatment.