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Accurate Chlorine Sensor

06/23/2010 2:59 AM

I want to make a Chlorine sensor more accurate then redox for bleach measurement in swiming pool. I have in mind amperometric system. Where can I found how to do, I'm electronic and measurement. Thanks by advance.
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Re: Electronic Engineer

06/23/2010 3:31 AM

The level of chlorine in a swimming pool doesn't really need to be too accurate. Which is sort-of-why redox is used.

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Re: Electronic Engineer

06/23/2010 10:01 AM

You know, the use of the word "for" in the OP's question could possibly be read as "I want a chlorine sensor that is more accurate than the redox method that is used in swimming pools".

Taken that way, he's not looking to measure chlorine in pools.

English - the world's widest-used language for communicating misunderstandings.

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Re: Electronic Engineer

06/23/2010 10:37 AM

Maybe, maybe not. I'd think that if the OP wanted to test some other solution they would have provided more information.

Oh, never mind. What am I thinking?

Maybe they have been zapped by Vader, as in: Personal RF Signals
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Re: Electronic Engineer

06/23/2010 6:45 AM

As PWSlack says, why? It's a waste of time.

Get a life.
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06/23/2010 10:44 AM

The OP has an alternative system in mind, amperometric; he's electronic and measurement savvy, so what's the question?
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