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Calculating Chlorine Contact Time. • chlorine needs at least 30 minutes contact time with water to disinfect it. The time required depends on the temperature and the ph of the water. Empty bed contact time is equal to the volume of the empty bed divided by the flow rate. Ct is the product of the free chlorine residual (c) and the amount of time (t) that the chlorine is in contact with the water. It is a measure of the time water is in contact with activated carbon, assuming all water passes. To calculate ct, we need to have the following information: The free chlorine residual measured downstream of all of the treatment components and before the first customer. • understand key concepts and mathematical relationships in chlorine disinfection. The concentration and contact time (ct) required. Feed rate calculations • calculate chlorine dosages. Ctactual for a particular disinfection segment is calculated by multiplying the minimum free chlorine residual measured during the day in. Chlorine works best in water with a low ph and a high temperature. The best time to apply chlorine is after any other treatment process,.

The free chlorine residual measured downstream of all of the treatment components and before the first customer. Ct is the product of the free chlorine residual (c) and the amount of time (t) that the chlorine is in contact with the water. Feed rate calculations • calculate chlorine dosages. • understand key concepts and mathematical relationships in chlorine disinfection. Empty bed contact time is equal to the volume of the empty bed divided by the flow rate. Ctactual for a particular disinfection segment is calculated by multiplying the minimum free chlorine residual measured during the day in. To calculate ct, we need to have the following information: • chlorine needs at least 30 minutes contact time with water to disinfect it. The time required depends on the temperature and the ph of the water. Chlorine works best in water with a low ph and a high temperature.

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Calculating Chlorine Contact Time • chlorine needs at least 30 minutes contact time with water to disinfect it. The free chlorine residual measured downstream of all of the treatment components and before the first customer. Feed rate calculations • calculate chlorine dosages. The best time to apply chlorine is after any other treatment process,. Ct is the product of the free chlorine residual (c) and the amount of time (t) that the chlorine is in contact with the water. Empty bed contact time is equal to the volume of the empty bed divided by the flow rate. The concentration and contact time (ct) required. To calculate ct, we need to have the following information: • chlorine needs at least 30 minutes contact time with water to disinfect it. • understand key concepts and mathematical relationships in chlorine disinfection. It is a measure of the time water is in contact with activated carbon, assuming all water passes. Chlorine works best in water with a low ph and a high temperature. The time required depends on the temperature and the ph of the water. Ctactual for a particular disinfection segment is calculated by multiplying the minimum free chlorine residual measured during the day in.