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    Spring 2009

    Basics for Small Water Systems in Oregon:


    Storage Tank Chlorination Options for Disinfection by Chlorination:
    Method A. Filling the tank or reservoir with a 10 mg/L
    Disinfection concentrations and times are based on chlorine solution and allowing it to remain for 6a or 24
    AWWA Standard C652 for storage tanks cited in: hours (see Table).
    OAR 333-061-0050 "Construction Standards" (10)(d)
    dated 19 Apr 2010, page 297 Method B. Filling the reservoir with a 50 mg/L chlorine
    solution and allowing it to stand for 6 hours (see Table).

    Method C. Spraying or brushing on a 200 mg/L chlorine


    Question: How much chlorine is
    solution and allowing it to remain for 3 hours (calculation
    added to a tank?
    not provided).
    Volume to be disinfected = 2,000 gallons
    (input tank volume above in yellow shaded cell)
    Chlorination Dose for
    Method Method
    Storage Tank of Volume Units
    Ab Bc
    Specified Above
    Chlorine Concentration 10 50 mg/L (Chlorine Concentration values [yellow, or grey, cells]
    Method Exposure Time 6a or 24 6 hours can be changed for custom calculations)
    Chlorine Source Material…

    Bleach 5% Solution 0.40 2.00 gallonsd E Note that to achieve Method concentration

    Bleach 8.25% Solution 0.24 1.21 gallonsd add more chlorine than specified here.

    Bleach 12.5% Solution 0.16 0.80 gallons Important: Measure chlorine concentration to confirm
    Method's target concentration. Test strips used in restaurant
    0.26 1.29 pounds inspection (for detecting higher chlorine levels) may be
    Dry Chlorine (65% by wt)
    0.117 0.586 kilograms useful, or dilute a sample to your test kit range

    a
    Six (6) hours for addition by continuous feed during tank filling.
    b
    For Pipes, Method A using 24 hours is applicable (shorter time at higher dose may be allowed, see Guidance).
    c
    For Wells, Method B using 24 hours is applicable (shorter time at higher dose may be allowed, see Guidance).
    d
    Gallons to Cups conversion: Gallons Cups Weight of dry chlorine with a lower percentage than 65% can be calculated by
    (gal x 16 = cups) 1.6 25.6 dividing 65% by the product's % chlorine (e.g., 65%/47%) times result in table.
    DATA FOR SLOPE CALCULATIONS
    (Data from FACT SHEET 3.7 in UNIT 3 - Operations of Staff Training Reference)
    Gallons
    Reservoir 5% Reservoir Pounds 65%
    (Gal) Bleach (Gal) Dry Chlorine
    1000 0.5 10000 3.5
    2000 1.0 20000 6.5
    3000 1.5 30000 10
    4000 2.0 40000 13
    5000 2.5 50000 16
    10000 5.0 100000 32
    20000 10 200000 64
    30000 15 300000 100
    40000 20 400000 130
    50000 25 500000 160
    Slope 5% So 0.0005 gal/gal Slope Dry Wt = 0.000323071 lb/gal Conversion factors
    2.204623 lb/kg
    3.785412 L/gal
    Reference C 0.000025 mg/L 2.516313E-05 mg/L

    25 mg/L reference concentration (from tables in training manual)

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