[AT] OT- Well Chlorinators

[Bob Brooks]

Dick;

We have a chlorine injection system for our water, same type of 
problem.  The system injects diluted chlorine into the main water line 
into the house and then the water is put into a fairly large storage 
tank, I think it was about 125 gallons.  The idea is that you want the 
chlorine in contact with the water for a period of time.  @0 min is 
best, 5 to 10 is acceptable.  Then there is a large carbon filter that 
pulls the chlorine back out of the water.  The system works very well 
and uses Bleach in the injection tank, unfourtunatly it was a lot more 
than 900.00,   The bill was about $3300.00

I'm not familar with the type of system that drops bleach into the 
well.  How do you get the chlorine back out of the water?

Bob


D. Day wrote:

>Does anyone have any experience, good or bad, with automatic well
>chlorinators?  Our well water has a manganese problem and we have that
>rotten egg smell.  We have shock chlorinated the well twice, and each time
>it made all of the difference in the world.
>
>The automatic chlorinators drop 3/8" chlorine pellets down the well at
>regular intervals, and run between $550 and $900.
>
>Any feedback would be appreciated.
>
>Dick
>
>Dick Day Software Services
>83712 552nd Avenue
>Norfolk, NE 68701
>402/379-1606
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