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In drinking water, what is the chlorine level set by the regulations?

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On 27/06/2022

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0.3mg/L of free chlorine at the tank outlet

0.1 mg/L of free chlorine at any point in the network

Beware of the break point phenomenon in chlorination, the formation of combined chlorine, the contact time (CT) and the formation of by-products!

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Posted on : lundi 27 juin 2022

the chlorine level set by the regulations?

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