The Chlorination and Chloramination Curve - Disinfection with Chlorine and Ammonia

Is Chloramination right for you? Chloramination disinfects drinking water by adding chlorine and ammonia to achieve a residual of monochloramine. Chloramination is favored for disinfection when there is a need to reduce the risk of disinfection byproducts (DBPs) formation and to extend the useful life of residual in the distribution system.
Understanding of the breakpoint chlorination curve will help you control the process and minimize the formation of undesirable chloramines, like dichloramine and nitrogen trichloride. Listen to Hach experts as they explain the chlorination and chloramination curve.
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