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Chlorine vs. Chloramines: What’s the Difference?

Two commonly used chemicals for disinfecting water are chlorine and chloramines. Though both play crucial roles in keeping our..

Using Free Chlorine to Treat Drinking Water: Benefits and Challenges with Stable Residual and Stratification

Disinfection is a crucial step in drinking water treatment, and free chlorine is one of the most widely used..

Active or Passive Water Storage Tank Mixer – Which Is Better?

In the water treatment industry, maintaining a consistent chlorine residual is crucial. Water tank mixers are essential for keeping..

A diagram of the chloramine boosting system with a water tank mixer helps the chlorine analyzer get a better reading of the chemical residual in the entire tank.

Understanding the Breakpoint Chlorination Curve

The challenges in achieving breakpoint chlorination, a process where the addition of ammonia and chlorine to water continues until..

Chloramination in Water Treatment: A Safe & Effective Disinfection Method

Chloramination is a widely used water disinfection method that combines chlorine and ammonia to form chloramines, a longer-lasting disinfectant...

Removing Trihalomethanes From Municipal Ground Reservoirs

Due to multiple factors, trihalomethanes (THMs) can be challenging for municipalities. After being treated with chlorine, potable water will..

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