Effect of Oxygen Addition on Chlorination for Manganese Removal in Well Water

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The discussion centers on the removal of manganese from well water through aeration in a chlorination system. Key concerns include the potential impact of added oxygen on chlorine effectiveness and the risk of chlorine evaporation. It is noted that introducing oxygen (0.3 mg O2 per liter) in the same tank as chlorination could affect chlorine levels, as chlorine may evaporate more readily in the presence of oxygen. Participants emphasize the need to consider the final equilibrium of dissolved substances in the water, indicating that the interaction between oxygen and chlorine is complex and may vary based on water chemistry. Caution is advised when combining these processes to ensure effective manganese removal without compromising chlorination efficacy.
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I want to remove manganese (0.7 mg/l) by aearation, from well water in an plant in which I have only chlorination sistem.Will the oxigen adition affect the action of cl2? On which point I should be careful?
I want to make oxygenation in the same tank in witch i will make the chlorination.
Would the chlorination have to suffer (cl2 would evaporate) if i make chlorination in water with oxygena added?
I want to add 0.3 mg 02 per water liter.
 
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