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What is chlorine reduction?

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chlorine reduction is the chemical transformation of free chlorine on the surface of activated carbon or using a controlled reducing agent.

What does chlorine reduction mean in practice?

Activated carbon reduces free chlorine reactively, while chloramines usually require longer contact or catalytic carbon.

When does it matter?

Remaining chlorine may deteriorate the taste and damage the thin-film RO membranes mounted behind the filter.

Which solutions are related to it?

It is necessary to distinguish between free and total chlorine, select the medium and flow, and control the concentration at the outlet before the membrane.