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What is chemical disinfection?

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chemical disinfection is the inactivation of microorganisms using a dosed oxidizing or biocidal agent at the required concentration and contact time.

What does chemical disinfection mean in practice?

The effectiveness of the agent depends on the dose, pH, temperature, water demand and contact time with the entire disinfected system.

When does it matter?

Organic matter and biofilm consume oxidant, and improper dosing can leave behind microorganisms or excess byproducts.

Which solutions are related to it?

The agent is selected according to the installation, the concentration and contact are determined, the residue is controlled and the system is thoroughly rinsed, if required by the procedure.