Active mixing is one of the best and easiest strategies to improve and maintain water quality in your drinking water storage tanks. The following are some key concepts to help you understand what may happen to chlorine residuals immediately after active mixing is introduced. The Unmixed Tank Condition Without an active mixer in the tank, water quality is dependent on incidental mixing caused by regular tank cycling between high and low levels. Sometimes deep draw downs or a system of inlet / outlet check valves have been employed in an effort to improve mixing. Neither of these strategies are very
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