Afraid Gary's probably right.
Chlorine is a pain - if the pH is off neutral, the Chlorine will screw with it even more, and usually the result is that the chlorine just oxidizes everything.
Check out Design Water - they do some very interesting stuff with iron bacteria & mineral scaling.
The drop pellet chlorinators have all sorts of problems associated with them - mainly because there's no effort made to calculate the effects the pH & water hardness will have on the pelletized chlorine.
CSI produces an aeration system that is pressurized - the Reactor I think is what they call it.
Also, what's a constant velocity pump, and how do they get away with absolutely no pressure tank? There's got to be one in the bore....
Pierce
JKA Well Drilling, Monroe, WA
Chlorine is a pain - if the pH is off neutral, the Chlorine will screw with it even more, and usually the result is that the chlorine just oxidizes everything.
Check out Design Water - they do some very interesting stuff with iron bacteria & mineral scaling.
The drop pellet chlorinators have all sorts of problems associated with them - mainly because there's no effort made to calculate the effects the pH & water hardness will have on the pelletized chlorine.
CSI produces an aeration system that is pressurized - the Reactor I think is what they call it.
Also, what's a constant velocity pump, and how do they get away with absolutely no pressure tank? There's got to be one in the bore....
Pierce
JKA Well Drilling, Monroe, WA