Chlorine Monitoring and Dechlorination Techniques Handbook
Chlorine Monitoring and Dechlorination Techniques Handbook
Chlorine Monitoring and Dechlorination Techniques Handbook
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<strong>Chlorine</strong> <strong>Monitoring</strong> <strong>and</strong> Dechlorinating <strong>Techniques</strong> H<strong>and</strong>book<br />
Table 3-8<br />
Summary of Dechlorinating Steps<br />
Steps Emergency Response Planned Response<br />
Step 1 - Preparation - prepare emergency response<br />
kit in advance<br />
Step 2 - Notify Authorities <strong>and</strong><br />
Record Activities<br />
- notify the authorities having<br />
jurisdiction in the area of the<br />
release of chlorinated water<br />
- record all activities in the<br />
field for future reference <strong>and</strong><br />
as part of the due diligence<br />
process<br />
- have excess<br />
dechlorinating agent onsite<br />
- have tools <strong>and</strong><br />
equipment ready,<br />
including spare parts<br />
- record all activities in<br />
the field for future<br />
reference <strong>and</strong> as part of<br />
the due diligence<br />
process<br />
Step 3 - Measure the TRC - assume chlorine is present - measure using field<br />
monitoring kit<br />
Step 4 - Prepare Stock Solution not applicable - prepare the solution in<br />
advance using<br />
information provided in<br />
tables<br />
Step 5 - Determine Flow Rates - estimate flow as best as<br />
possible<br />
- determine flow rate by<br />
calculating, measuring<br />
or estimating<br />
- can also determine total<br />
volume over a set time<br />
period using the flow<br />
rate<br />
Step 6 - Determine Dosing Rate - overdosing is best approach - determine dosing rate of<br />
dechlorinating solution<br />
Step 7 - Add Dechlorinating<br />
Agent<br />
- add solid dechlorinating<br />
agent in pre-filled fibre mesh<br />
bags<br />
- add dechlorinating<br />
agent solution by using<br />
chemical metering<br />
pump<br />
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