Regarding the control of the hazards associated with free chlorine!

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 21:12. Free chlorine in brine can corrode equipment and pipes during the brine production process, hinder the formation of precipitates in this process, and damage the filtering elements of filters as well as the resin in chelation resin towers in the secondary brine production process; its effects are severe, which is why strict control is applied. I would be very grateful if experts could provide guidance or detailed information regarding the mechanisms by which free chlorine prevents the formation of precipitates, damages filtering elements, and affects chelating resins! -

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