As mentioned in previous ...
Published by Andre Visser, Process Engineer at Water Engineering Consult
As mentioned in previous replies the available chlorine reduces during storage. Unless you want to confirm the supply quality, I would much rather control the free or total chlorine in the final process steam and adjust the dosing rate to achieve the residual that you require in the actual process stream. I suggest you use a rough estimate of the initial sodium hypochlorite chlorine content (5% or 12-15% whatever the case), calculate a preliminary initial dose and adjust according to the free/total chlorine measured in the actual process stream which is the important control parameter?
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This sounds like the best approach
Published by Gary Brown, Water Practitioner at Dikubu Water
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Yes exactly.
Published by Mohammed Sonbol, Paper effluent treatment Engineer - Packline and First Group for industrial Development