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{Design and operating standards for water treatment facilities using chlorine dioxide}

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"stored for 7 days at 25°C in the dark then heated to 45°C for two days more, and analyzed daily for physical and chemical parameters. A total of 312 sub-samples were analyzed for chlorite, chlorate, bromate, bromide, chloride, nitrate, nitrite, sulfate, THMs, temperature, pH, electrical conductivity, and chlorine and chlorine dioxide residuals. Chlorite concentration reductions were observed from the first day forward as 59, 65, 68, 94, 100, and 100%, and 17.4, 22.1, 39.2, 63.9, 66.0, 68.9% (from 0.157 to 0.049 mg/l) respectively based on observed means for seven days the commensurate respective chlorate concentrations increases were 196, 344, 516, 602, 703, 787% (from 0.035 to 0.313 mg/l) based on observed mean values for seven days. These data were statistically analyzed by multivariate regression. There were no significant changes in THMs concentrations and the reductions in chlorite and increases in chlorate concentration are chlorine dosage dependent. No bromate formation was observed. Chlorine dioxide levels decrease as the free chlorine residual levels increased. This study demonstrates that hypochlorite/chlorine can be used as an operational tool to control the chlorite levels, and slow the disappearance of the chlorine dioxide over time"

This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Study on the Inactivation of Cryptosporidium and Giardia by Chlorine Dioxide in Water ' In order to study the effect of chlorine dioxide(ClO2) inactivating Cryptosporidium and Giardia in water, different factors as ClO2 concentration, contact time, pH, temperature, turbidity and organic content which might influence the inactivation were studied by using fluorescence staining method. With the Cryptosporidium and Giardia were 1��106 cysts/ml, turbidi

This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Inactivation and Influnencing Factors of Oxidants on the Fourth Instar Larvae of Chironomus Kiiensis in Drinking Water ' Chironomus kiiensis larvae which cannot be exterminated by conventional disinfection process propagates prolifically in eutrophic water body, and it therefore turns to be a potential problem encountered in drinking water quality. In this paper, comparative experiments on the inactivation of the fourth instar larvae of Chironomus k

"degradation of pipe materials in long-term applications." "the new exposure device show the potential of this technique for a tremendous reduction of testing time in order to study the degradation characteristics of polymeric materials under ClO2 exposure."

"Between pH 5 and 9, 4.5 mg/L of chlorine dioxide instantaneously oxidizes 1 mg/L of a mercaptan (expressed as sulfur) to the respective sulfonic acid (RSO3H)/sulfonate compound, destroying the mercaptan odor. Similarly, chlorine dioxide reacts with organic sulfides and disulfides, destroying the original odor. Organic disulfides are split at the sulfur atoms and oxidized to sulfonic acid. The oxidation of amines with chlorine dioxide depends on the pH of the reaction mixture and the degree of substitution of the amine. Between pH 5 and 9, an average of 10 mg/L of chlorine dioxide oxidizes 1 mg/L of a tertiary aliphatic amine (expressed as nitrogen), destroying the amine odor. At pH above 7, an average of 5 mg/L of chlorine dioxide oxidizes 1 mg/L of a secondary aliphatic amine (expressed as nitrogen), removing all traces of amine odor. The higher the pH of the reaction mixture (chlorine dioxide and tertiary and/or secondary aliphatic amines), the more rapidly oxidation proceeds."

Chlorine dioxide improves oil recovery, increases well production, and reduces frac water treatment costs.

"All three disinfectants are similarly efficacious for this usage; however, differences are seen in decay rates that may influence disinfectant selection depending on water storage time."

"ClO2 has higher biofouling control ability than Cl2 and is more economical, at a current cost of $ 23,667 during seawater desalination plant duration."

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".The degradation efficiency was shown positively correlated to the concentration of ClO2 and reaction time; while the effect of reaction temperature and pH is slight."

This article describes a procedure for either amperometric or potentiometric determination of iodine formed by the oxidation of iodide by chlorine dioxide, chlorine, chlorite, and chlorate.

"Elimination of metals and organic contaminants in Potable Water. It's essential to remove organic contaminants and poisonous arsenic from potable water. The same applies to metals like iron and manganese. These can discolour the water and impair its odour and taste. They can also form deposits, causing damage to pipework and machinery. Ozone, chlorine dioxideand metering systems from ProMinent are used in the oxidation process to remove metals and other contaminants or convert them into a form that allows them to be filtered out."

"the effect of diesel addition on biofilm preponderant bacteria diversity and the bactericidal effect of chlorine dioxide and tetradecyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride (1427) was investigated"

This paper presents high-rate disinfection technologies for combined sewer overflow (CSO). The high-rate disinfection technologies of interest are: chlorination/dechlorination, ultraviolet light irradiation (UV), chlorine dioxide (ClO2 ), ozone (O3), peracetic acid (CH3COOOH ), and high-voltage electron beam irradiation (E-Beam). Discussions of the technologies include: commercial availability and extent of use, state of development when not commercial, and, where available, performance data and cost of either full-scale or pilot-scale installation. Discussed also is utility of increased mixing in concert with any disinfection technology. Disinfection of CSO is generally practiced to control the discharge of pathogens into receiving waters. Therefore, the disinfectant used at a facility for treatment of CSO should be adaptable to intermittent use. Other considerations include effectiveness, oxidation rate, safety, and cost. Commonly used disinfection by chlorination forms toxic residual by-products. Newer disinfectants such as UV, ClO2, O3, CH3COOOH, and E-Beam may have a far lesser potential to generate toxic byproducts. Since CSO flowrates and volumes are significantly greater than dry weather flows, use of high-rate processes requiring less tankage and space is more cost-effective than use of conventional processes. The high-rate disinfection can be accomplished by:(1) applying mixing intensity, (2) increasing disinfectant concentration, (3) using faster acting oxidants, (4) using high-energy irradiation, or (5) using combinations of these. Use of increased mixing with any disinfection technology provides better dispersion of the disinfectant and forces disinfectant contact with a greater number of microorganisms per unit time. The increased rate of collisions decreases the required contact time, which enables a high-rate disinfection.

Mixing oxidant of chlorine dioxide (ClO2) and chlorine (Cl2) often applied in water disinfection. Two secondary wastewater effluents at different ammo…

Formation potential and speciation characteristics of two important groups of disinfection byproducts (DBPs), namely, trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAsubS/sub), during Clsub2/sub and ClOsub2/sub treatment of water samples collected from three different sources, namely, se …

(2021)

"Prior to vaccine administration, the water delivery system must be prepared to receive a live vaccine and the water quality favorable to keep the vaccine alive until onsumed by the flock. Sanitizing agents such as chlorine, chlorine dioxide or hydrogen peroxide which are harmful to live vaccines must be removed. "

{For hydroponics for cannabis. Includes dosing info.} pg 2: "To get a biocidal effect with unactivated OXINE-WT you would have to treat at levels that would be phytotoxic to your plants"