Industrial Water Treatment Equipment from Electrolysis Saturated NaCl Solution
THE HISTORY OF CHLORINE USE
Chemists began experimenting with chlorine and its compounds in the 19th century. In 1850, the English physician John Snow was one of the first to use chlorine to disinfect water after attempting to disinfect the Broad Street water supply in Soho after the outbreak of cholera.
In 1897, after the outbreak of typhoid fever, pathologist Sims Woodhead temporarily used a decolorizing solution to disinfect drinking water in Maidstone, Kent, UK. However, the continued chlorination of drinking water began in England in the early of the twentieth century and it succeeded in reducing the number of typhus victims, leading to the introduction of chlorine in the USA, where it was first adopted in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1908. Since then, it has been used more widely around the world.
Reaction Principle
Electrolysis of Saturated Sodium Chloride (NaCl), Producing Mix Disinfection Gas with ClO2, Ozone (O3), Chlorine (Cl2), Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) etc.
Components of system
Electrolyte circulating pump
Imported chemical grade magnetic pump, forced circulation of anode and cathode electrolyte, no difference in concentration between anode and cathode of electrolyzer, and improve electrochemical efficiency.
Perfluorinated electrolytic membrane
High electrolysis efficiency, low electrical resistance, low power consumption, low salt consumption and long service life.
Electrode
The electrode is coated with a Ru-Ir-Pt precious metal, high electrolysis performance and long service life.
High frequency switch electrolysis power supply
The high-frequency switch electrolysis power supply electronic components adopt international first-line brand accessories, with high electrolysis efficiency and extremely low failure rate. The electrolytic power supply housing is made of PVC material and is corrosion resistant.
Specification
| Model | Maximum yield of available chlorine | Salt consumption | Power | Voltage | Outer pipe diameter |
| ( g / h) | ( g / g Cl2) | (Kw) | (AC V) | water intake | Disinfectant outlet | Sewage outlet |
| GBD-2000-ClO2 | 2000 | 1.6 | <16 | 380 | DN40 | DN50 | DN25 |
| GBD-3000-ClO2 | 3000 | 1.6 | <24 | 380 | DN40 | DN50 | DN32 |
| GBD-4000-ClO2 | 4000 | 1.6 | <32 | 380 | DN40 | DN50 | DN32 |
| GBD-4500-ClO2 | 4500 | 1.6 | <36 | 380 | DN40 | DN50 | DN32 |
| GBD-5000-ClO2 | 5000 | 1.6 | <40 | 380 | DN40 | DN50 | DN32 |
| GBD-10000-ClO2 | 10000 | 1.6 | <80 | 380 | DN40 | DN50 | DN32 |
| GBD-20000-ClO2 | 20000 | 1.6 | <160 | 380 | DN40 | DN50 | DN32 |
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