What should be done if the chlorine draw-off rate is too high?

When the chlorine draw-off rate is too high, it is crucial to maintain an adequate level of chlorine in the water system to ensure effective disinfection and water quality. Introducing another chlorine cylinder can be a viable solution. By doing so, it allows for a consistent supply of chlorine to meet the demands of the system. This action helps to stabilize the chlorine levels and prevents any potential issues associated with inadequate disinfection.

This approach also helps to address the specific problem of high draw-off rates by providing a backup or additional source of chlorine, ensuring that the treatment process continues smoothly without interruption. Maintaining an appropriate chlorine concentration is vital for preventing the growth of pathogens and ensuring the safety of the drinking water supply.

Other options, such as stopping the use of chlorine altogether, could lead to significant health risks due to inadequate disinfection. Reducing the flow of water might negatively impact the overall treatment process and delivery of water to consumers, whereas increasing the temperature of the tank typically is not a feasible solution for chlorine management and could potentially lead to other issues.