Water Treatment Plant Successfully Makes the Switch from Gas to Liquid Chlorine

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Water Treatment Plant Successfully Makes the Switch from Gas to Liquid Chlorine

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Chlorine has been used to disinfect drinking water in the United States since the early 1900s and remains the most frequently used municipal water disinfectant worldwide due to its low cost and effectiveness at deactivating a wide range of pathogens. 

A treatment plant in Indiana had been using gas chlorine to treat its drinking water; however, for many reasons — including the increased safety concerns and requirements for advanced emergency management plans — the plant made the switch to liquid chlorine.

Read the case study describing the switch from gas to liquid chlorine.



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