Self-Cleaning Chlorine Generator with Intelligent Control
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Sep 5, 2007
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A water treatment system includes a circulation pump and a chlorine-generating electrolytic cell in fluid communication with a main body of water. When mineral deposits foul the generator, water is stagnated within the electrolytic cell and a minimal amount of a pH-reducing agent is added to remove the mineral deposits. The pH-reducing agent is admitted on a periodic timed basis or when the pH of the main body of water exceeds a predetermined threshold. Cleaning is accomplished by adding the pH-reducing agent when water in the electrolytic cell is not circulating so that the acid dwells within the electrolytic cell for a sufficient amount of time. Re-activation of circulation through the electrolytic cell causes the pH-reducing agent to enter the main body of water.
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