Chlorine Flashcards

1
Q

Maximum holding time for a chlorine sample?

A

15 min from collection

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2
Q

After adding the Hach reagent, when does a Free Chlorine sample get analyzed?

A

Immediately, no more than 1 min.

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3
Q

After adding the Hach reagent, when does a Total Chlorine sample get analyzed?

A

Between 3 and 5 minutes

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4
Q

Calculation for Combined Chlorine

A

Total - Free

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5
Q

How often does the Chlorine meter get calibrated?

A

Every three months

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6
Q

What type of chlorine analysis do we do

A

Hach Pocket Colorimeter

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7
Q

Calculation for combined chlorine value

A

total - free = combined

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8
Q

What standards do we use for verification

A

Secondary Standards

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9
Q

Acceptance criteria for verification test

A

+/- 10% nominal

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10
Q

How to test in-line chlorine meter

A

Compare results of inline to bench result. Must be within 10% of each other

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11
Q

How often does in-line meter need to be calibrated

A

90 days, but not more than manufacturer recommendation

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