Removing ochre from water well - causing intermittent anodic current flow to produce hydrogen ions

The system has one or more anodes set directly in to the porous well pipe at the required points and at least temporarily supplied with an anodic current set such that oxygen is evolved and hydrogen ions produced. The anodic current is supplied at periodic intervals such that the time for which the...

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