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Aspects of Modelling Chlorine Decay In Water Distribution Systems

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Ref: 00/DW/03/15
ISBN: 1 84057 204 3

This report investigates the prediction of chlorine by means of a field study. The prediction of water age was successful. Further research is needed on chlorine decay. The importance of pipe material, diameter, temperature, pH, flow rate and degree of tuberculation are highlighted.

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