Introduction to Liquid Chlorine Production Package from Seawater
The Liquid Chlorine Production Package from seawater is an advanced and safe solution for producing sodium hypochlorite (bleach) from marine resources. This system utilizes the electrolysis process to generate chlorine and hypochlorite with controlled concentration and stable quality, eliminating the need for handling and storing hazardous chlorine gas.
These packages are especially used in water treatment, wastewater management, petrochemical, chemical industries, and large swimming pools. Using seawater as the primary source allows coastal industries to produce disinfectant solutions on-site, reducing logistics and storage costs for liquid or gaseous chlorine.
Operation of the Liquid Chlorine Production Package from Seawater
The chlorine and sodium hypochlorite production process in this package is based on the electrolysis of chloride ions present in seawater. Incoming seawater is pretreated to remove suspended solids, sand, and calcium and magnesium compounds, and then directed to the electrolyzer cells. In these cells, electrical current produces chlorine gas and sodium hydroxide, which are then combined with water to form a sodium hypochlorite solution with a specified and stable concentration.
The package includes automated control of flow, voltage, and product concentration. This system ensures continuous, uninterrupted production of chlorine and sodium hypochlorite while providing maximum operational safety and minimizing the risks associated with chlorine gas.
