Activated carbon is the most common method for reducing chlorine in water. Activated carbon requires periodic backwashing. For the most effective chlorine reduction, activated carbon should be sized to flow at 2-3 g.p.m. per cubic foot (ft3 of media.
Activated carbon is the most common method for reducing chlorine in water. Activated carbon requires periodic backwashing. For the most effective chlorine reduction, activated carbon should be sized to flow at 2-3 g.p.m. per cubic foot (ft3 of media.
Activated carbon is the most common method for reducing chlorine in water. Activated carbon requires periodic backwashing. For the most effective chlorine reduction, activated carbon should be sized to flow at 2-3 g.p.m. per cubic foot (ft3 of media.
