So if we run an example of the calc

So if we run an example of the calculations again 3 different standards, the WHO standard, the EU Directive Standard and the DWI Standard, you will be able to see how we can start to think about the analysis of chlorate mitigation.  In these examples, we have taken a simplified 4ppm chlorine dose.  As our OSEC units typically product sodium hypochlorite at a concentration of 0.8%, we will use 8000ppm chlorine concentration as our base line here.  Again, this is important to account for in the calculation as this varies from manufacturer to manufacture of On-site hypochlorite systems, and would have a wildly different equation balance for bulk hypo.The most relaxed guidance now, from the WHO dictates a 17.5% Chlorate to Chlorine Ratio.  This value would have little impact to operations and thus would not really drive any changes to process.  But when we look at the introduction of the EU directive, the same dosage dictates a 6.25% Chlorate to Chlorine Ratio, more than 60% lower than the WHO standard guidelines.Last we look at the DWI regulation, and see yet again the regulation dictated drops, now to 5.4% Chlorate to Chlorine Ratio