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Water treatment plants convert fresh water into potable drinking water, removing
contaminants and killing bacteria that are harmful when ingested. A common method of
cleaning the water being processed is with the use of chlorine. When using chlorine in
the water it is important to carefully monitor the amount used -- to ensure enough
chlorine is infused to kill harmful bacteria -- while not over-chlorinating the water and
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Multiply the MGD by 8.34 lbs per gallon. In the example, the result would be 12.51.
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Multiply the result by the desired concentration of chlorine in milligrams per liter.
For the example, a desired concentration of 4 milligrams per liter would be
multiplied by 12.51 to yield a result of 50 pounds of chlorine per day.
facility that processes 3,000,000 gallons of water per day, the MGD glow is 3.
Determine the amount of chlorine being added to the water each day. For the
example, assume the facility is using 100 pounds of chlorine per day.
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Divide the daily chlorine input by the MGD flow of the facility. In the example, the
result would yield 33.33.
Divide the result by 8.34 pounds per gallon to find the chlorine concentration. In the
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References
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National Environmental Service Center; Zane Satterfield; Basic Water and Wastewater Formulas
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