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Re: chlorine level ?
If you were adding this chlorine during the day, then it may have been getting broken down by sunlight. During direct noontime sun the chlorine half-life with a CYA of 75 ppm is around 7 hours. So at around 24 ppm FC, that's a loss rate of 12/7 = 1.7 ppm FC per hour (that's actually not the right calculation since the rate of loss declines as it approaches the "half" value of 12 ppm, but it makes the point -- the actual calculation shows that you lose almost 10%, or 2.4 ppm FC, in the first hour). That might explain the difficulty.
If you add it at night then any loss would have to be something else consuming the chlorine.
Richard
Last edited by chem geek; 05-09-2007 at 03:07 PM.
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