We are an automation firm that specializes in control systems for environmental systems. We are currently designing a new control stratagy and need so data - perhaps your network has the answers. Here is the question:

Request for Information:
Automated Environmental Controls is conducting research for the development of a new wet odor control system for municipal wastewater
applications. The work requires the integration of two chlorine (Cl2) gas characteristics that we are unable to find. If you can provide a source for the following it would be deeply appreciated.

1. The effect pH has on the solubility of chlorine in water. Is there a predictable increase in the solubility as the pH increases?
2. The effect temperature has on the solubility of chlorine in water. Is there a predictable decrease in the solubility as the temperature goes
up?

If you are interested in the work, let me know, and I will provide additional information.

Please contact via email at [email protected] or via phone at (530) 474-4821.

Thank you very much.

Bob Richardson

 

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