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Chlorine Generators Incorporated
is committed to developing better products. Your ideas and
comments are very important to us. Please don't be shy
and contact us with your
comments and ideas.
Iron
Bacteria
One of our biggest advantages is
treatment of wells for iron bacteria. For more information
on identifying iron bacteria in your well visit Wellowner.org. Effective treatment can be
accomplished by injecting the chlorine down the well through a
tube (i.e. PEX tubing) located near the pump intake.
Because chlorine is made only when needed, only the i-chlor chlorine generator system can be used for this
type of treatment since chemical cannot be siphoned down the well
casing when the well is not operating. Contact us for more information.
Please note that filtration of the oxidized minerals will be
required. Please download our Private Wells Brochure
for more
information.
Closed Loop Boiler Treatment
The i-chlor chlorine generator system is used to remove sodium and
chloride from boiler feed water to help reduce the amount of
mineral buildup in the process water. The i-chlor system converts
these minerals into chlorine and sodium hydroxide which are
then injected back into the process water as treatment chemical
aids. For a "GREEN" boiler treatment system with
reduced blowdown, please visit
Chemico
International Incorporated's website.
Chlorine Calculator
The i-chlor chlorine generator system can be sized using the
chlorine calculator. Otherwise visit our Request Quote page to
have us estimate your chlorine
needs.
Links for private well users
inlcude:
"Private Wells Brochure" by Chlorine Generators,
Inc.
"Drinking Water from
Household Wells," PDF brochure from the
U.S. EPA.
University of Nebraska Extension Series
on Water
Management.
Water Systems Council (WSC) is the only
national, nonprofit organization solely focused on household wells
and small water well systems. WSC is committed to ensuring that
Americans who get their water from household, private wells have
safe, affordable drinking water and to protecting groundwater
resources.
Wellowner.org is your resource for information
relating to private water well systems and ground
water.
A partial list of some well drilling companies in Unitied
States.
The National Ground Water
Association is an organization for
professional organizations for water well contractors, equipment
manufacturers and suppliers, ground water scientists and
engineers.
Drinking water
information provided by the Centers for
Disease Control and
Prevention.
A list of
professional organizations for water well contractors, equipment
manufacturers and suppliers, ground water scientists and engineers
can be found at National Ground Water
Association.
Links for small public water system
operators:
"Small Water Systems.." by EPA is a web site designed to help small system owners and operators,
state and tribal agencies, technical assistance providers, and
consumers learn more about helping small water systems provide
safe drinking water and protect public health.
National Environmental Services
Center assists small and rural communities with their
drinking water, wastewater, environmental training, infrastructure
resilience, and utility management needs and helps them find
solutions to problems they
face.
Local
drinking water information on your public water
system.
How does regulatory compliance in your state
compare to the rest of the country? Compare at EPA
Factoids.
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