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    - Bladder vessels are an alternative to compressor vessels for surge protection and pressure regulation in water systems. They use a compressed gas contained in a rubber bladder separated from the contained liquid. - This pneumatic solution simplifies regulation as there is no dissolution of gas into the liquid, eliminating the need for permanent control systems like compressors. - Charlatte has manufactured bladder vessels since 1961 for applications like potable water, waste water, and sewage. Vessels range in size from 26 to 30,000 gallons and pressures up to 1160 PSI.

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    - Bladder vessels are an alternative to compressor vessels for surge protection and pressure regulation in water systems. They use a compressed gas contained in a rubber bladder separated from the contained liquid. - This pneumatic solution simplifies regulation as there is no dissolution of gas into the liquid, eliminating the need for permanent control systems like compressors. - Charlatte has manufactured bladder vessels since 1961 for applications like potable water, waste water, and sewage. Vessels range in size from 26 to 30,000 gallons and pressures up to 1160 PSI.

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    - Bladder vessels are an alternative to compressor vessels for surge protection and pressure regulation in water systems. They use a compressed gas contained in a rubber bladder separated from the contained liquid. - This pneumatic solution simplifies regulation as there is no dissolution of gas into the liquid, eliminating the need for permanent control systems like compressors. - Charlatte has manufactured bladder vessels since 1961 for applications like potable water, waste water, and sewage. Vessels range in size from 26 to 30,000 gallons and pressures up to 1160 PSI.

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    Presentation Charlatte America

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    - Bladder vessels are an alternative to compressor vessels for surge protection and pressure regulation in water systems. They use a compressed gas contained in a rubber bladder separated from the contained liquid. - This pneumatic solution simplifies regulation as there is no dissolution of gas into the liquid, eliminating the need for permanent control systems like compressors. - Charlatte has manufactured bladder vessels since 1961 for applications like potable water, waste water, and sewage. Vessels range in size from 26 to 30,000 gallons and pressures up to 1160 PSI.

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    HYDROPNEUMATIC VESSELS

    SURGE PROTECTION
    PRESSURE REGULATION
    PUMP CYCLE CONTROL

    COMPRESSOR TYPE
    OR

    BLADDER TYPE
    COMPRESSOR VESSELS
    Achieve their balance through a
    complicated system of controls.

    Air receivers, solenoid valves,


    measuring probes, control panels and
    compressors all must function due to
    the air being continuously dissolved
    into the water.

    The traditional compressor system will


    require constant maintenance to
    ensure that the pipe and pumps are
    properly protected, and in the case of
    power failure will require additional
    generator facilities to operate the
    compressors.

    The permanent dissolution of air into


    the water will eventually reappear
    elsewhere in the SYSTEM.
    $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
    BLADDER VESSELS
    Similar to compressor vessels, use a
    compressed volume of gas to give
    the required energy to push the liquid
    into the system.
    The two major differences being that
    the calculated precharge is
    permanently contained within the
    vessel and the liquid is contained
    inside a butyl rubber bladder.
    With no contact between the
    compressed air and the water there is
    no dissolution, thus no requirement
    for a permanent regulation system.
    The objective of this pneumatic
    solution cuts operating costs by
    simplifying the method of regulation.
    The liquid is contained
    in a air tight bladder
    which operates as a
    separation of liquid
    and gas inside a
    welded steel vessel.
    The predetermined
    precharge consisting
    of either nitrogen or
    compressed air is
    permanently intact
    between the shell of
    the vessel and the
    bladder.
    SURGE PROTECTION

    PRESSURE REGULATION
    STANDARD RANGE:
    26 TO 528 GALLON
    WITH PRESSURES TO 362 PSI.
    WASTE WATER/RAW WATER

    .
    .

    EUV BLADDER
    AARA DIPPING
    SEWAGE VESSEL
    TUBE VESSEL
    In waste water the
    bladder is inverted
    and connected to the
    top of the vessel.
    The precharge is
    contained inside the
    bladder. By allowing
    the sewage to be
    contained inside the
    vessel and only using
    vertical configurations
    one can control the
    problems of
    sedimentation.
    • A bladder surge vessel has the same
    mission with regard to surge control as
    the traditional compressor vessel.
    • The objective of this pneumatic
    solution is to simplify the method of
    regulation.
    • As in the case of a vessel controlled
    by compressors, a pre-charge
    pressure is calculated to give the
    required elasticity to push the water
    into the system following a pump shut
    down or power cut.
    • The major difference being that the air
    is contained within a inverted rubber
    bladder. Therefore, as there is no
    contact between the compressed air
    and the liquid there is no dissolution
    and no requirement for a permanent
    regulation system including
    compressors, etc...
    • When it is possible a good
    solution is to use external
    atmospheric energy and feed
    the system with atmospheric
    air, using limitless amounts of
    free energy. This job is
    perfectly achieved by the
    A.A.R.A. vessel and this,
    without any air bubbles being
    introduced into the pipe work.
    • As these flat profiles are
    frequent in sewage systems,
    the design of the device is
    adapted to raw water and
    effluents. They have been
    successfully used for over ten
    years from 50 gallons up to
    25,000 gallons.
    MANUFACTURING

    SINCE 1961 CHARLATTE HAS MANUFACTURED


    BLADDER TYPE PRESSURE VESSELS FROM
    26 TO 30,000 GALLONS, WITH SERVICE PRESSURES
    UP TO 1160 PSI.
    QUALITY MANUFACTURING
    ALL CHARLATTE VESSELS CONFORM TO CURRENT
    LEGISLATION CONCERNING GAS PRESSURIZED VESSELS.
    DIVERSITY
    CHARLATTE VESSELS CAN BE CUSTOMIZED TO SUIT
    SPECIFIC CLIENT REQUIREMENTS
    ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

    EUV WASTE WATER POTABLE WATER BLADDER


    BLADDER

    CHARLATTE ARE AT THE ORIGIN OF BLADDER


    VESSEL TECHNOLOGY.
    VESSEL MONITORING

    MAGNETIC LEVEL GAUGE HYDROCONTROL LOAD CELLS


    COOPERATING FOR THE BEST
    SOLUTIONS

    CHARLATTE AMERICA and PIPE2000 have


    cooperated to provide engineers with
    powerful tools for analyzing and solving
    surge and pump cycle issues.
    SURGE VESSELS IN SERVICE

    TAZEWELL COUNTY PSA CITY OF FAIRVIEW OREGON.


    TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
    2x400 GALLON
    2x528 GALLON WASTE
    POTABLE WATER BLADDER VESSELS. WATER BLADDER SURGE
    VESSELS.
    2x20,000 GALLON BLADDER
    SURGE VESSELS.

    3 x 22,000 GALLON BLADDER


    SURGE VESSELS.

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