Control of bromination of drinking water

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Including controlling process in response to a sensed condition

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210 85, 210 94, 210138, 210754, C02F 150, C02F 176

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ABSTRACT:
A process of and apparatus for determining when the effective bromine contained in a polybromide impregnated resin cartridge used in a water disinfection system is depleted. The bromine content of the supply water is measured. When the bromine content falls below a desired level, a comparative circuit is actuated to initiate flow of the supply water through a bromine cartridge assembly. At the same time, a timing cycle is initiated. The bromine content is continuously monitored and if it does not rise above the desired level during the life of the timing cycle then an signal is output to indicate that the bromine cartridge is depleted.

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