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Hypochlorite System Leads to Savings for Utah Water Treatment Facility

This case study from Salt Lake City, Utah, highlights how Microclor on-site hypochlorite systems from Cleanwater1 helped a treatment plant meet its sodium hypochlorite demand for less cost

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Hypochlorite System Leads to Savings for Utah Water Treatment Facility

Problem: The Big Cottonwood Water Treatment Plant at the mouth of the Big Cottonwood Canyon is one of three water treatment facilities serving Salt Lake City, Utah, via 1,300 miles of transmission and distribution pipe. The plant implemented a bulk hypochlorite system in 2003....

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