1995
DOI: 10.1016/0043-1354(94)e0113-k
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The effect of chemical oxidants on effluent constituents for drip irrigation

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“…65 Chlorine dioxide was also more effective than chlorine in controlling biofilms on stainless-steel heat exchangers in a water treatment plant 66 and in drip irrigation waterlines. 67 In trials on biofilms containing L. pneumophila in waterline systems, chlorine dioxide (0.5 ppm) reduced counts by 2 to 3 logs and significantly reduced biofilm as seen by SEM. 68 Chlorine dioxide was more effective than chlorine in preventing slime, odors, and foul tastes in a food-processing plant.…”
Section: Biocidesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…65 Chlorine dioxide was also more effective than chlorine in controlling biofilms on stainless-steel heat exchangers in a water treatment plant 66 and in drip irrigation waterlines. 67 In trials on biofilms containing L. pneumophila in waterline systems, chlorine dioxide (0.5 ppm) reduced counts by 2 to 3 logs and significantly reduced biofilm as seen by SEM. 68 Chlorine dioxide was more effective than chlorine in preventing slime, odors, and foul tastes in a food-processing plant.…”
Section: Biocidesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Moreover, clogging substances that attached to the internal dripline walls may detach and transport along the system, leading to more serious emitter clogging. This was mainly due to inappropriate chlorination concentration, injection or storage time (Rav‐Acha et al , ). Besides, Hills and Brenes (), and all confirmed that lateral flushing could improve emitter outflows by 5–8%, but the effect was influenced by irrigation schedule, emitter type and flushing mode, etc.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A combinação dos agentes físicos, químicos e biológicos consiste na principal causa de obstrução de gotejadores utilizados na aplicação de águas residuárias (RAVINA et al, 1992;RAV-ACHA et al, 1995;TAYLOR et al, 1995;RAVINA et al, 1997;BATISTA et al, 2005a;BATISTA et al, 2006).…”
Section: Combinação Dos Agentes Ocasionadores De Entupimento Em Gotejunclassified