Re: Chlorine experiment
Posted by fraser gilmour on
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The data is from a plant supplying 10 stations @ 3 shifts per day from 19/9/14 to 26/2/15. The filters used are x2 chlorplus 20" and x2 chlorplus 20"BB. Filters were changed after sample eight.
The data shows that over three months and approximately 1500 cubic meters of water passed, the filters are able to reduce the chlorine level down below the limit for feeding into the RO, even when our water is at it's coldest and the chloramine level is highest.It also shows that we have a decent amount of spare capacity if the level were to unexpectedly increase at the end of their life, even without relying on the RO to reject.
It's possible that we could make some efficiency savings here so I'm going to experiment with a different filter configuration over the next year.
URL: http://art-forum.84.s1.nabble.com/Chlorine-experiment-tp201p262.html
The data is from a plant supplying 10 stations @ 3 shifts per day from 19/9/14 to 26/2/15. The filters used are x2 chlorplus 20" and x2 chlorplus 20"BB. Filters were changed after sample eight.
The data shows that over three months and approximately 1500 cubic meters of water passed, the filters are able to reduce the chlorine level down below the limit for feeding into the RO, even when our water is at it's coldest and the chloramine level is highest.It also shows that we have a decent amount of spare capacity if the level were to unexpectedly increase at the end of their life, even without relying on the RO to reject.
It's possible that we could make some efficiency savings here so I'm going to experiment with a different filter configuration over the next year.
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