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How much 12.5% sodium hypochlorite solution would it take to make 300gpm of water a 40ppm water/chlorine solution
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RE: water treatment
RE: water treatment
RE: water treatment
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I agree with the others regarding "chlorine demand" of the solution to be disinfected and to be aware of "degradation" of the chlorine prior to use as advised in the link.
Gary Schreiber, CWS VI
The Purolite Co.
RE: water treatment
RE: water treatment
Sodium Hypochlorite Specification For 12.5 Trade Percent Available Chlorine: Delivered Grams per Liter: >120 G/L
120 G/L available chlorine =
120 G/L x 3.785 liters/gallon x 2.205 pounds/1000grams = 1 pound/gallon available Cl2
Therefore, one gallon of sodium hypochlorite at 120 GPL will equal one pound of chlorine and it has the equivalent oxidizing power.
40 mg/l Cl2 /120 = 0.33 lbs/1000 gallon
0.33 lbs/1000 gallon * 18000 gallons/her = 6.0 lbs/hr Cl2
6.0 lbs/hr Cl2 *1.0 gallon sodium Hypochlorite/1.0 lb Cl2 =
6 gallons/hr of 12.5 Trade Percent Sodium Hypochlorite
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