Disinfection equipment for water treatment plants

Product Details

A large amount of water is processed every day in water plants to meet people's daily water needs. During the treatment process, this water needs to be sterilized and disinfected. There are many types of equipment that can sterilize and disinfect water quality. However, more and more water plants are choosing to use sodium hypochlorite generators. So why did water plants choose sodium hypochlorite generators for disinfection?

Product parameter

Effective chlorine production: 50-15000g/H

Effective chlorine concentration: 8-10g/L

Installed power: 0.3-90KW

Host size: 700 * 450 * 900

Delivery cycle: 25 days

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Product advantage

The main reason why water plants choose sodium hypochlorite generators for disinfection is safety and reliability. The working principle of the sodium hypochlorite generator is to electrolyze low concentration saturated saline water to produce a low concentration sodium hypochlorite solution, which is added to the water through a dosing pump. The strong oxidizing property of sodium hypochlorite is used to kill bacteria, pathogens, and plankton in water, ensuring water quality safety. Meanwhile, the weak alkalinity of sodium hypochlorite solution will not cause the water to become acidic and healthier.

Water plants are places where water treatment and disinfection equipment are widely used, and they also have strict requirements for water treatment and disinfection equipment. In the past, the disinfection method of water plants was mainly direct chlorination. Due to its low cost, many water treatment plants use this method for disinfection. However, over time, it has been discovered that there are many drawbacks to using chlorine disinfection. Disinfected tap water contains carcinogens, so chlorine disinfection is gradually phased out. Now, all water plants use sodium hypochlorite generators for disinfection.

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