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What is shock chlorination?

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shock chlorination is a single use of an increased dose of chlorine agent for a specified period of time to disinfect water or installations.

What does shock chlorination mean in practice?

A single elevated concentration of chlorine is introduced into the entire well or installation and maintained for a set contact time.

When does it matter?

The treatment does not repair a leaking well or a constant supply of contaminants, and incomplete distribution leaves sections undecontaminated.

Which solutions are related to it?

The volume of the system is calculated, the preparation is dosed, each sampling point is activated, then it is rinsed and a control test is performed.