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Chlorination in piped systems

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[[Image:chlorination in piped.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Floating bowl chlorinator can be placed in tanks or reservoirs. Photo: WHO.]]
[[Image:floating chlorinator.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A type of floating chlorinator. Photo: [http://www.thinkcbw.com/equipment.html Thinkcbw.com]]]
Chlorination is a chemical method for disinfecting water. The chlorine inactivates pathogens in the water and provides a barrier against recontamination. It is normally applied at the last stage of a drinking-water treatment process.
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