ChloSan

When chlorine is added to water for disinfection purposes, it starts reacting with dissolved organic and inorganic compounds in the water. Chlorine can no longer be used for disinfection after that, because it has formed other chemicals.

When dosing chlorine one has to take into account that chlorine reacts with compounds in the water. The dose has to be high enough for a significant amount of chlorine to remain in the water to provide for disinfection.

Chlorine can be added to the water for disinfection in several ways. One method is the use of the Biodec floating dispenser. Simply calculate the required tab/s and locate into the Biodec dispenser. Place the device, including the ChloSan onto the water for treatment. The amount and rate of dissolution of Chlorine into the water is regulated by the opening or closing of the dispenser adjustable sump.

Safety – Easy to handle. No spills
Water appearance – Clear
Material compatibility – Metallic friendlier
pH effects – Lower pH (10.5)
Concentration – 65% available chlorine
Strength – Consistent over one year
Chlorine delivery – Easy & reliable
Auxiliary Equipment – No moving parts
Handling – Rubber gloves & safety goggles
Convenience – System takes up little room

Break-point chlorination consists of a continual addition of chlorine to the water up to the point where the chlorine demand is met and only free chlorine remains.

RATE: Determine volume of water for treatment. Is the water clean (rain water) or cloudy (dam water)? Clean water will require approximately 1mg/L or more chlorine, while dam water may need up to 3mg/L or more to achieve disinfection and residual chlorine conc. of 0.2-0.5mg/L free chlorine.

Use chlorine test kit to monitor chlorine concentrations

20g ChloSan Tabs contain 13g (1300 0mg) of chlorine.

Available in:
50 x 20g Tabs & 10kg pails
5 x 200g Tabs & 10kg pails